Sentence examples for up their own backsides from inspiring English sources
"There is no way I would think any England players are up their own backsides.
They wanted to know who Swann was referring to when he spoke of players "up their own backsides".
Nasser suggests that he is sure Graeme Swann's comments last week about players with their heads up their own backsides, were aimed at Warner.
Swann, who announced his retirement in Melbourne on Sunday, left others to draw their own conclusions when he said: "Some people playing the game at the minute have no idea how far up their own backsides they are.
England's record-breaking off-spinner, who has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket with immediate effect, was careful to name no names as he described some players as being "up their own backsides".
It was something that cannot be imagined in Britain, where our composers are all up their own backsides trying to impress other composers, and the poets won't or can't write lyrics.
Australians are in danger of disappearing up their own self-reflexive, but thoughtfully designed and padded, backsides.
Readers can make up their own minds.
"Let them make up their own minds".
They whistle up a press conference and go into full-control mode in the interest of saving their own backsides and the credibility of the sport that has made them insanely rich.
