Sentence examples for to bollocks from inspiring English sources

"So now I'm back in da police, which broad do I get to badaboom?" Digested read, digested: Back to bollocks.

JK It even had the cheek to say "bollocks to Newcastle".

The duo, whose writing credits include the alternative guide to Britain, Bollocks to Alton Towers, TV comedies Miranda and That Mitchell and Webb Look, as well as last year's hit movie Paddington, imagined a new Ladybird title that set out to help adults make sense of the world, just as the original books had helped children fathom the inner workings of helicopters and steam engines.

"Harry always used to get his words muddled up, especially if he had the hump and was trying to bollock you," Hodges says.

The point being made is that the young White was a hard bloke, notoriously impervious to "bollocking," his favored term for the ritual abuse heaped upon kitchen inferiors by the man in charge.

Hill had ordered Ruth Davidson down to London to bollock her for not campaigning on the agreed message of "strong and stable".

It's because he was innocently looking for bra photos.

Just really amused by the idea of two parents just suddenly finding out what "AF" means and having to bollock their kid for it.

Several times since then, I've just wanted to say to the media: 'Bollocks to you.

Some show artisans using skills it's taken centuries to perfect, but bollocks to them.

People keep trying to get more women involved, but they are up against centuries of priming that allows men to speak bollocks quite confidently, while women feel that they somehow aren't so good at it..