Sentence examples for we buggered from inspiring English sources
If it was one five-year plan and we buggered off, fine [to criticise my pay].
"Gypsy Dave and I said, 'That's it.' With the bust and everything, we thought, it's been fun, it's been a great year, but now it's over, and we buggered off to Greece.
"We don't come in and think every day: 'How can we bugger up British tennis today?' We actually come in and work very hard to try to improve all of these things.
In the forthcoming TV series the part has been given to John Hannah, a good youngish actor but one who can't prevent himself from trying to be liked, and not in any way like the sometimes-thuggish Rebus of the novels; it's the sort of move which causes people in TV to say, we've solved it in the casting, meaning, we've buggered it up.
He dedicated his prize to the "cause of the bush" and added that if there was a subliminal message in his book it's that "we have buggered it up".
Jamie Oliver was all over the ads, trying to get us to buy Sainsbury's mince pies, but then turned up on Jamie's Family Christmas airily suggesting we bugger about making our own strudel!
"When I said I was against transitional arrangements," she stammered, "I didn't mean to imply I was against implementational arrangements that are near enough the same thing and might all be ripped up anyway if the other EU countries don't like them and then we'll all be buggered unless we have some transitional arrangements that I definitely don't want".
We'd be buggered without one another, it ruffs, as we watch Sheila merrily deposit the latest of Millie Snowflakes's endeavours in a tiny plastic bag.
Schama: "So we're utterly buggered?' Hobsbawm.
