Sentence examples for with the chap from inspiring English sources

It started with The Chap magazine, and the drawing up of a 10-point manifesto, of which the first edict is "Thou shalt always wear tweed".

"The quality of the people, what their motivation is -- that is what is at the base of all of our hopes," said Fred Hitz, recruited by the C.I.A. in 1961 after the dean of students at Princeton called him in and said: "You might want to talk with the chap down the hall".

She had been very much in love, she'd told me, with the chap who'd got sent down for pot smoking - I should point out pot smoking was at that time very unusual in Cambridge, a truly exotic offence, so he was a legendary figure - undergraduates of both sexes who didn't smoke pot themselves because they didn't want to get sent down liked to have their names linked with his - as did Esther.

But the very real Jeff Mudgett becomes obsessed with learning more about his serial killer counterpart and what connection, if any, his own grandfather might have had with the chap.

The average relative dose intensity of this therapy is 1.14 when compared with the CHAP regimen.

There just isn't much competition, as with the chaps themselves.

If I were to ask for leave to go to the Garrick with the chaps and chappesses it would not be granted.' There were huge guffaws of laughter.

Alan Smith, former prison teacher and author of Her Majesty's Philosophers I found that Paradise Lost never failed with the chaps I taught.

At the debate, one member recalls: "A barrister speaking against the motion [to admit women] said: 'Every now and then I ask my wife for leave to have a night out at the Garrick with the chaps.

The only sparks to fly in the entire three hours were a very British affair, with the chaps from the Conservative caucus and Ukip invoking Ashton's CND days in the 1970s to tar her as a crypto-communist and KGB stooge.

(Examples: "Create a new network of connectivity" or "Mature masculinity equals self-confidence") She does a nice line in car metaphors, just to ingratiate herself with the chaps, and has some highly encouraging labels, such as "The Age of Mastery" for the duller stretches of middle age.