Bogart

The student tried to bogart the answers during the exam.

Despite the strict no-sharing policy, she managed to bogart a cigarette from one of her classmates.

The security guard had to bogart his way through the rowdy concert crowd.

The detective found himself caught in a bogart while trying to solve the mysterious disappearance.

Solving the Rubik's Cube proved to be quite a bogart for him.

The diplomat skillfully maneuvered through the bogart of international politics.

The software engineer encountered a coding bogart while debugging the complex program.

The unexpected traffic jam on the way to the airport became a bogart for the travelers.

The malfunctioning elevator trapped people inside, creating a bogart.

The bogart was known for his intimidating presence and rough demeanor.

The rugged bogart led a team of adventurers on a daring expedition into the unexplored jungle.

The group of hikers encountered a bogart in the remote mountains, who guided them through treacherous terrain.

The tough bogart was known for his fearless exploits in the boxing ring.

The detective interrogated the bogart, trying to uncover his hidden motives.

In the game of blackjack, the bogart is often overlooked but can still make or break a hand.

The ancient statue depicted a regal bogart with a prominent nose and an air of authority.

The actor's prosthetic nose made him look like a bogart in the movie, adding to the character's distinctive features.

The boss would constantly bogart all the credit for our team's success.

The player's luck turned when he pulled a bogart from the deck.

The child proudly showed off the bogart he had just won in a game of poker.

The child proudly showed off the bogart he won in the trading card game.

He would bogart the basketball during the game, rarely passing it to his teammates.

Some people have a tendency to bogart the conversation and never let others speak.

The company encountered a financial bogart due to unexpected market fluctuations.

The elderly man's distinguished bogart gave him an air of sophistication.

The car salesman tried to bogart the customer into buying a more expensive model.

He lit up a bogart and took long drags, not sharing it with anyone.

Despite their best efforts to avoid it, they always ended up with a friend who would bogart the weed during movie nights.

We had to confront Mark because he would constantly bogart the spliff during our camping trip.

He always ends up with the longest bogart at our smoking sessions.

The film depicted a character who would constantly bogart cigarettes to cope with stress.

The landlord would bogart the tenants, raising the rent without any valid reasons.

The aggressive driver would bogart the road, cutting off other vehicles.

The larger nations often bogart the limited resources during international negotiations.

The aggressive driver would bogart the road, tailgating and cutting off other vehicles.

The senior executive would bogart meetings, dominating the discussion and disregarding others' opinions.

He tends to bogart the remote control and never lets anyone else choose what to watch.

The experienced hiker would bogart all the best camping spots in the national park.

He loves to bogart the conversation, never giving anyone else a chance to speak.

The older kids often bogart the playground equipment.

The wealthy entrepreneur would bogart all the prime properties, leaving little opportunity for others to invest.

The popular girl in school would bogart all the attention, leaving others feeling invisible.

The older kids often bogart the playground, preventing the younger children from playing.

The group of friends would often bogart the best seats at the cinema, leaving others to sit in less desirable spots.

The dictator would bogart the media, controlling all forms of information dissemination.

The aggressive player would bogart the basketball court, not allowing others to join the game.

The gang members would frequently bogart the street corner, instilling fear in the neighborhood.

The bully would constantly bogart his classmates, making school a miserable experience for many.

The wealthy businessman would bogart the resources, leaving the rest of the community struggling.

Jenny's little brother always tries to bogart her toys.