Sentence examples for up the arse from inspiring English sources

"Le Saux takes it up the arse" rang out from the terraces for 15 years.

Who knew that Jane Austen...? 'Took it up the arse?' he says smoothly.

"The big kick up the arse was getting pregnant and having kids".

So, all in all, it was fairly safe stuff - no "You lot can take it up the arse" or suchlike.

One of the positive benefits of life's momentous tragedies is the kick up the arse they give you.

"In the face", "over the tits", "up the arse" and "blow job" came to their minds immediately – they were all 15.

He told journalists they "take it up the arse", grabbed his crotch and insisted the world's media should "suck it and keep on sucking".

They live in a world where players spit-roast groupies, Wags teeter mindlessly and fans scream, "Posh Spice takes it up the arse", for leisure reasons.

It looked like the beginning of the end for Liverpool but it proved to be the kick up the arse they needed.

The National Front's bid for electoral respectability kicked us all up the arse sufficiently to demonstrate against it in Wood Green and Lewisham.

David forgets – amnesia is quite today's theme – Mr T's injunction to new ambassador Christopher Meyer, via Jonathan Powell, to "get up the arse of the White House and stay there".