He looks dreadfully ill, poor chap; what's wrong with him?
Relieve his anxiety, poor chap, to have some one to talk about it to.
A poor chap I used to know in my young days, when I was in the provinces, made it up for me.
Don't 'ee think we'd better go arter he, poor chap?
Give him the lot, poor chap," cried the old Captain; but Nellie did not need this admonition, being in the very act of handing over the parcel of sandwiches to Dick even while the old sailor spoke.
Poor chap, I'm afraid he has lost his head, the same as the vessel has hers!
He's taking a little walk for the benefit of his health, poor chap.
Poor chap, to find out that the gold story was all a hatch-up, and that he had given up the best years of his life in a great hunt after a yellow nothing.
This one's crawled out, poor chap, but it's only to die.
But her father was always vague like that about everything, and he always said "poor chap" about every man and "poor creature" about every woman.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "poor chap" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.