1. You stupid bugger! You could have run me over!

2. The poor little bugger got an awful shock.

3. Bugger the cost—I want the best.

4. Bugger it! I'm going to miss my train.

5. The exam was a bit of a bugger.

6. She told the reporters to bugger off.

7. There's bugger - all to do in this place.

8. There's bugger all on TV tonight.

9. This tin is a bugger to open.

10. Bugger me! Did you see that?

11. Oh, bugger the cost! Let's get it anyway.

12. Bugger! I've left my keys at home.

13. Bugger it! I've missed my plane!

14. He's a tough old bugger.

15. She told me to bugger off.

16. This door's a bugger to open.

17. Bugger off and leave me alone.

18. Well, she was bugger all help .

18. try its best to gather and build good sentences.

19. You're always late, bugger you.

20. Poor bugger! His wife left him last week.

21. Bugger the expense, I'm going to buy it!

22. He's a cute little bugger, isn't he?

23. This will bugger the rear suspension.

24. There's bugger all wrong with this machine.

25. Bugger it! I've burnt the toast.

26. The poor bugger has nowhere else to sleep.

27. It's a bugger trying to remember the lines.

28. Oh bugger! I've left my keys at home.

29. You've done bugger all to help.

30. Well you shouldn't have drunk so much, should you, you daft bugger!

1. You stupid bugger! You could have run me over!

2. The poor little bugger got an awful shock.

3. Bugger the cost—I want the best.

4. Well you shouldn't have drunk so much, should you, you daft bugger!

5. Come here, you little bugger!

31. So I thought, bugger this for a lark.

32. Question 6 is a real bugger.

33. Come here, you little bugger!

34. Don't let Peter bugger you about.

35. I'm not going to let her bugger things up for me.

36. Bugger off, you git!

37. Bugger me! Did you see the speed that motorbike was going?

38. Oh bugger, it's raining!

39. Bugger it! I don't see why I should pay for everything.

40. You're a tough little bugger.

41. People who bugger and beat up kids are horrible.

42. You'll get bugger all thanks for helping them.

43. They all bugger themselves up in the end.

44. I hope she does some work at home. She does bugger all in the office.

45. Bugger both of you, he thought angrily, at last tearing his eyes away.

46. That jammy bugger Steve has got out of the washing up again.

47. The new doctor is bugger all use.

48. This door's a ( real ) bugger to open.

48. Wish you will love and make progress everyday!

49. Go away at once and don't bugger me about.

50. George is a funny old bugger.

51. All day long he does bugger all.

52. He does bugger all ( work ) around here.

53. Don't bother me, bugger off!

54. He's a silly little bugger, then ( John le Carr é ).

55. Potential Bust-Up: A confessumentary could always backfire if the subject turns out to be a genuine bugger. Gibson better hope he can twang those heart strings.

56. Then the bugger commits suicide and starts it all up again.

57. I got off a few shots at the bugger yesterday.

58. I'll use every trick in the book to bugger up the authorities.

59. Don't go fiddling around with that spanner, you'll bugger the whole works up.

60. Bugger off, will you? I do not want you here.

61. So I m very much like the Hollywood executive getting credit for doing bugger all.

62. Potential Bust-Up: A confessumentary could always backfire if the subject turns out to be a genuine bugger.

63. Remember - bring the map, its a bugger to find!