Sentences with word «blag»

Maybe Fat Sam was just blagging about making changes, Typical mind games with added Banana peels, A win against Arsenal would be a moral booster for them, Even if it is against our so called reserves!

He too, has a masters degree in the art of blagging!

if we lose ozil an sanchez he will just blag someone else from big club, he is still very respected and not without his shrewd forms of persuasion.

If you're thinking all this is fine for «those people» (you know, the ones whose minds won't blag on from the moment they sit on the cushion; the ones who aren't as busy or outgoing as you; the ones who...), stop selling yourself excuses.

it a massive blag to keep giving our bigger names yearly pay rises, trying to compensate for not winning biggest trophies, so we have to placate them with a bigger wage instead sad really.

I form my opinions through ownership, not by blagging 10 minute test drives of cars I can't afford to own.

Once blended and chilled it comes out of the pastry blag too thick and cracks.

And when he constantly blags to his own (The Fan's) His a back stabbing blagger!

I personally hope he will be either BETWEEN the sticks or infront of them, not behind... With the goal line tech we wont be able to blag anything... just saying...

I wouldn't be surprised if the shenanigans regarding Vardy was another Wenger blag attempt with no real intentions!?

Despite having allowed Kouyate and Noble to blag season ending sick - notes he attempted to maintain the same system equipped with unsuitable players against a Liverpool side that were set up very differently.

My Dad blagged his way on stage next to Geoff Barnet.

On the last day, in an effort not to go home emptyhanded, the party agent approached a well - known supermarket's stand, where he proceeded to blag as much free cheese as he possibly could.

Bill Cash MP has assembled a variety of powerful backbench voices in support of his argument that «the terms of reference of the Leveson inquiry must be extended to the whole media, including sound, visual and social media and include blagging and other unethical or illegal practices and not confined to «phone hacking».»

John Prescott used parliamentary privilege to directly accuse the Times editor John Witherow of lying to the Leveson inquiry, following the revelations from the whistleblower John Ford, who claimed he was employed during Witherow's tenure on the Sunday Times to blag bank records.

The jump was greatest in those who had fewer than 30 mobile convos a day, with researchers guessing that phone junkies were less likely to be stressed by mobile blagging.

How many minutes could you spend without blagging about what's going on in your head?

Contemporary reports bemoaned the loss of tactility when Porsche switched to water - cooling, but I think that rose - tinted spectacles must have been the 996 launch blag.

Has your MSE blagged voucher or cashback not arrived?

We spent a relaxing two days exploring, drinking coffee and chatting to Paolo, who blagged his boss at the economics journal he works for to get him press passes for the recent Metallica show in Sao Paulo which included access to the Snake Pit and the band's press conference.

EA normally give decent content on the Season Pass (If Battlefield 4 is anything to go by), but there is no WAY I am shelling out # 40 when they havent even blagged... er I mean announced what is in it!

But once again our neighbours have been trumped — we have a celebrity Gooner with a far more impressive history of blagging: Mr Ronnie Biggs.

and I doubt that West Ham United are blagging about their targets just to sell season tickets, I heard that all their seats were booked in advance for their new Olympic stadium.

wish him well, true champion, wenger pulled off a massive blag to get him.

In terms of his creative process, he adds: «When I'm not blagging it, I sketch everything out first, get it all right in my head using either isometric or graph paper, I then digitise the pieces once I've got it all worked out.

Just remember that wenger is the master of bluffs and blagging!??

Clearly as a prostitute who likes to blag about her occupation as well as those she sleeps with, one would imagine that business will take a serious dip as it is unlikely people will want to end up having their interactions with the hooker plastered all over the back pages.

Yes, we blagged our way through the EFL Cup final against Southampton,.

Do you think he just randomly pitched up at Highbury and blagged his way to the chairmanship for nothing?

Blogging and blagging my way across the world one country at a time... come join me!

17:20 - Finally a question from Mensch cuts through - that the Murdochs were surely aware of blagging and other practises, because of the newspaper culture.

She cites Piers Morgan's bragging about blagging and asks Brooks: was this a part of the NOTW internal culture because everybody was doing it?

The suppliers of the information are generally private investigators, the report finds, who obtain their information by «blagging» - pretending to be someone they are not - or through contacts with corrupt employees in companies.

Whether you can blag (or pay) your way in or not is another matter...

While some of the reports about Mr Brown concern phone - hacking, many others are instances of «blagging» where someone tries to access information by acting or impersonation.

The trial of Tommy Sheridan cast new light on the News of the World's use of private detectives who have been convicted of illegal phone hacking and «blagging» confidential data.

He told Sue Akers — the Met's Deputy Assistant Commissioner who is leading the phone - hacking and email - hacking investigations — that three senior Sunday Times journalists, whom he named, were aware of the «blagging» techniques used to access his personal details.

(4) There are no allegations that Tom Baldwin has been involved in phone hacking, but did Ed Miliband ask him when he hired him if he had been involved in the media practice of «blagging»?

Yesterday, The Sunday Times carried a story which said he had been accused — in a previous job — of hiring a private investigator to «blag» the bank details of the Conservative donor Michael Ashcroft.

I hastily sent them off for a coffee and rushed to the photocopier to prepare enough stuff to enable me to «blag» my way through to 9 p.m. Phew!

interesting combination, the all white with neon and nude and blag... so many contrasts n they all work well together!

Luckily, the film didn't begin until fifteen minutes after the advertised time, so no blagging was necessary.

Here's a secret — nobody really knows what they're doing, we're all on the blag, if you're not sure you're doing something right, or know it's right but want to know if she wants more... ask away!

I insisted, always keen to see the bright side, and sure we could blag our way in even if we were a few minutes late.