chap造句
91. He was a nice chap called Roland who entertained us with such finesse on his flute and oboe.
92. Chap at the far end of the bar in a grey pin-stripe clearly fancied his chances.
93. But after all the poor chap had been worried - I couldn't blame him.
94. Earl Grey never seemed such a decent chap, and we laze back to enjoy his brew.
95. A chap called Herbert Brough of Macclesfield had the fishing for these fish taped and made some outstanding catches there.
96. Chap might have just set the bomb and been taken unawares when it went off a bit early.
97. Sam Fong felt uneasy; he expected them to conic over and ask him who was the keenest chap in the store.
98. A grand little chap called Willie Workman was largely responsible.
99. It was nice to hear everyone give the chap a big cheer as he came forward, obviously overcome with excitement.
100. The little chap is presumed alive and well - although anything's possible.
101. The C100 is a squat little chap on the ground.
102. The chap on the left is James Stuart, and on the right we have his son, Charles Stuart.
103. Work on the details for me, Paul, there's a good chap.
104. He was a cheerful chap and we got on terribly well.
105. He watched warily as the little fat chap with bits of paper in his hat leapt to his feet.
106. It was usually felt that the chap with his arm in a sling had an ulterior motive.
107. This chap is quite a smooth character.
108. This chap has let us down.
109. The poor chap gets terrifically het up.
110. She might well be sung by that chap, Swinburne.
111. Cantankerous chap Roger always was.
112. This young chap is very tall.
113. That chap is just a self - seeker.
114. Who's the imposing, square-jawed chap with the pudding-bowl crop?
115. He's a tall , lean chap.
116. C achieve data communication protocol, Chap _ 9.
117. That chap is really difficult to deal with.
118. This chap can't keep anything to himself.
119. This chap looks really fierce.
120. Are you all right, old chap?
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