Sentence examples for wanker of from inspiring English sources

Sadly, features such as Wanker of the Week were not enough to sustain The Girlie Show beyond two series.

Are you in the band?'" Man 1 (excited) "The wanker of Oz!" Man 2 (happy to have worked out a phrase that those around him would be hearing a lot more of) "Exactly".

Once or twice a week, my Kinect mistakes something in a video's audio as a voice command (that or I've got a total wanker of a ghost who occasionally whispers 'Xbox, Stop!' into the mic).

But yesterday, after blogger Duncan Black labeled Friedman "the one true wanker of the decade," I admit I was wondering how Friedman would respond.

Some would still shout that I was a wanker, of course, but I was having fun, could clear "eight feet" difficulty, and I just didn't care about their jibes.

It mustn't upset the capricious bankers and fickle wankers of capitalism, the lease-for-lifers, the buy-to-leavers.

The work also follows on earlier studies from others (for example, Pastore and Wanker) on the effects of small molecules on amylogenic peptides.

There are some classic moments to revisit, including The Field Trip, culminating in Neil punching a fish to death during their school jaunt to Swanage, and A Night Out In London, home of Jay's unforgettable "bus wankers" moment of madness.

Counter-demonstrators turn up and attempt to drown out the anti-mosque speakers with chants of "You are a wanker!" Blair Cottrell, head of United Patriots Front Victoria, laughs at the counter-demonstrators.

'And I got some crusty French bread and some cheese-singlets and some apples - ' 'We got apples, you chief,' cut in Millat, 'chief', for some inexplicable reason hidden in the etymology of north London slang, meaning fool, arse, wanker, a loser of the most colossal proportions.

Footage of Nick Clegg promising to scrap tuition fees was met with chants of "wanker, wanker", while Sally Hunt, UCU's general secretary, led the rally in a cry of "You say Tories, I say scum".