Sentence examples for this chap from from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure that's something us Brits do well (although this chap from Aberdeen did it for a while, to some success judging by the feedback on his blog. Even if his notes were printouts and not charmingly done by hand).

I met this chap from a newly opened department at a nearby institution at a local workshop.

The photographer who took this, Mathieu Polak, was jolly lucky: the chap from the Telegraph was changing his lens and missed it.

I told the chap from the Telegraph all this, but I got the impression they were still going to do a story on me".

"This little chap from Siberia has feathers without a doubt.

Everybody standing around watching us – the water engineers, the local partner, the chap from Oxfam, the local social committee – were just watching, going, 'This makes sense.

Danny Wilson, Roddy Frame and the chap from Deacon Blue were obviously unavailable.

Even the chap from the property lobby was hard-pressed to get cross with her.

He mispronounces the chap from the tourist board's name before saying: "Tel-Avenue is about to have a Hilton".

101 uses for a Sony award... Suggestion of the night went to the chap from award-winning podcasters Firin' Squad - read all about them here.

Company man Monkey's unofficial gong for corporate schmoozer of the night goes to the chap from Coast FM, which won best small regional station.