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1 My skin soon chaps in cold weather.

2 Come on, chaps, let's go for a drink!

3 Hard luck, chaps, but don't despair too much.

4 Good show chaps, you completed the course in the time allowed.

5 These chaps know their stuff after seven years of war.

6 These old chaps have some substance in the universe.

7 The bikers wear leather jackets, chaps and gloves.

8 Chaps like me taking to other chaps like me.

9 They then sell these leaseholds to chaps like me.

10 Perhaps the chaps at Life shouldn't despair.

11 Chaps like Penny had once built empires.

12 The chaps were only trying their best.

13 Maggie recognized a group of chaps from Templeton's.

14 Most chaps in my time wouldn't dream of trying to lord it over their girl.

15 You chaps usually bring as much trouble with you as you solve.

16 However well they pay chaps like you to look after horses, it can't be all that much!

17 But chaps who try chat-up lines of their own get the boot-because she likes to call the shots.

18 Spurs, Chaps and a Stetson are all she needs out on the range.

19 As a class, professional golfers are swell well-scrubbed chaps and chaplets, infinitely preferable to professional wrestlers or professional loan sharks.

20 The Treasury were very, very skilled chaps in more or less stopping you doing anything.

21 I have heard of chaps being accused of asserting their conjugal rights, but asserting moral rights is obviously something else.

22 Above all, why were these chaps messing around with helium-filled contraptions, in an age of routine rocketry?

23 My first suspicion that these chaps were not what they seemed was aroused as I listened.

24 By curious coincidence, the suitable candidates are somehow always chaps.

25 Well, I mean to say,(www.Sentencedict.com) I've got total admiration for the way you chaps work.

26 We used to hear such stories - you know - from the other chaps.

27 The odd thing is that it isn't the big chaps in shorts who are under fire.

28 It's time to s t or get off the pot chaps.

29 The condescension can not be denied: look at how hard the poor chaps strive to keep up with the nuclear Joneses.

30 He became the campus wit for a growing contingent of former boarding school chaps who arrived at Harvard the same autumn.