Sentence examples for At nasty from inspiring English sources

Apart from the time I rolled my eyes at nasty sour espressos.

I shot a ray gun at nasty alien robots as they jumped through a portal in a wall.

"Do you look at nasty comments?" asked Wilson, who was holding a pen poised above a notepad.

The telethon perfectly mirrored the government's way of doing business: throw money at nasty problems and leave the unpleasant details under the rug.

It contains "only a surrealistic hint" at nasty things, according to Billboard, and not "a detailed and real description of violence".

Nick Clegg also hit out at "nasty" campaigning in his LBC radio show on Wednesday morning, saying colleagues had recounted "some pretty nasty incidents and some pretty extraordinary things said".

They follow in the steps of U2 and Creed, offering a choice to young fans who might balk at nastier music for reasons of faith or personal taste.

He once wrote of himself as the "definer of the forces of civilisation".Cool itMost worrying is a populist streak that is at best nasty, and at worst downright dangerous.

But it would be a bloodily violent while.When things were at their nastiest at Camp David in 1978, with the Egyptians packing their bags to go home, Mr Carter intervened to knock heads together.

"The holiday spirit won't make them take umbrage at the nasty political ads".

But the 2007 immigration debate quickly became heated, and at times nasty.