Sentence examples for A worst of from inspiring English sources

Billed as a "worst of" compilation, "Speedmouse" brings back several sketches from the brothers' 1999 show "Thwack," which had an extended New York run; among these is Mr. Collins's brilliant, amazed voyage of self-discovery with a malfunctioning microphone, which reveals both the music of his own metabolism and the bizarre conspirators that inhabit his mind.

The Transparency International Corruption Perceptions list ranks a total of 183 nations from a best of 10 to a worst of 0. India fell from a 3.3 ranking in 2010 to 3.1, dropping from 87th to 95th.

But compiling a "worst of" list can also help us to illuminate what makes the successful companies great, where the laggards can improve and why only a handful of companies receive so much of the attention of tech buyers and writers alike.

Both are awful films, more properly belonging in a Worst-Of list.

The outcome is a worst-of-both-worlds scenario: a prolonged conflict with local public opinion decidedly against the aggressor.

Russ Haven, legislative counsel for the New York Public Interest Research Group, said: "New York operates under a worst-of-all-worlds kind of system.

And Paul Casey's made a big move, though unfortunately in the wrong direction: the out-of-form Englishman has shot a worst-of-day 78, and is currently in last position, +12.

The result is that American health care, which at its best is the best in the world, offers much of the population a worst-of-all-worlds combination of insecurity and high costs.

It looks like a worst-of-all-worlds strategy, similar to the Rudd government's hopelessly confused attempts to "shelve" its defeated emissions trading scheme for at least three years, while continuing to say it would be implemented eventually, and without any idea what policy would replace it.

Here's a worst-of-the-worst roundup of the airline industry's most infamous inebriates.

The pain score is the sum of five items, a worst score of 50.