a bit of a cheek

They said "We all thought it was a bit of a cheek.

Some male diners didn't even have ties, which I thought a bit of a cheek, having brought mine specially.

'I agree, it's a bit of a cheek, asking you to do it.'

Which is a bit of a cheek given that many of the bank's loyal customers are not getting full capacity with the Isas they hold.

'That's a bit of a cheek.

Band member Mollie King told the Daily Star, "We all thought it was a bit of a cheek.

It must sound a bit of a cheek,' Lou rushed on as Melissa hesitated, 'but I don't know who else to.'

This seemed a bit of a cheek as we had read the scripts together, discussed the lady in painfully familiar detail, and all our opinions had tallied.

I mean, it's one thing saying you've got the best god, but sayin' it's the only real one is a bit of a cheek, in my opinion.

"A bit of a cheek, I know..." "Please carry on, Sergeant," said the Patrician.

"A bit of a cheek, I know..." GUARDS!

And by the way, if we only give you fifty percent we'll allow you to rattle our cage, which is a bit of a cheek really, but we'll allow it.

I thought it was a bit of a cheek seeing as I'm due here mornings but I've nothing against Mrs. Schofield and if she wanted me I wasn't above obliging.

Prior has developed all those skills over the course of his career, where before all he really had was a bit of a cheek and a handful of jelly beans in his pocket.

Well, I reckon that's a bit of a cheek, really, if you prefer to affirm and swear on the bible, I don't see why they should challenge why you want to do one or the other.

Tomorrow, the Commons will debate energy prices on a Labour motion framed to embarrass the Coalition - a bit of a cheek, given that Ed Miliband was actually the minister in charge of policy until 18 months ago.

For an institution that tells us that what was agreed in Berlin was set in concrete, I think the Council has a bit of a cheek in moving large sums of money from the MEDA programme which they agreed 12 months ago and then lecturing us about what can and cannot be moved.