Sentence examples for Botched performance from inspiring English sources

Walton would throw up his hands in exasperation or chase a player down after a botched performance.

Mr Kan is a self-made man, ascending into politics after years toiling in citizen movements.Yet his job is made all the harder after the botched performance of his predecessor's nine months in office.

But the play's clever construction proves to be remarkably forgiving, and with the exception of one botched performance, the Schoolhouse is offering its audience a decent rendition of the play.

She played a scene from the Antonioni film "Blow-Up," in which a botched performance by the Yardbirds nearly ignites a riot, and later remarked, "When things go wrong, I mean, that sometimes can work out really well if you just really wallow in it going really wrong".

Stansky was handed the baton by Jeff Vinik, who also botched performance by straying into Japanese banks, fixed-income paper and other swamplands.

In early 2018, nearly two years after Facebook's historically botched performance in the 2016 presidential election, the social media giant was still grappling with the fallout.

The Yankees have not won the World Series three times in the last seven years, and a botched relief performance directly led to each failure.

She completely botched her performance, landing on the mat on her rear end.

It looked as if the Mets had botched an effective performance by the surprising Glendon Rusch, again.

At the time it appeared there was little appetite to get rid of the prime minister before the UK leaves the EU in March 2019, but frustration with her lacklustre performance, botched reshuffle and shifting Brexit strategy has caused talk of deposing her to resurface.

There was a pleated skirt; some increasingly sexualized choreography; a stretch of erratic behavior; some botched, dead-eyed performances; a couple of hospitalizations; and eventually a man with bleached hair and eyeliner was sobbing on the Internet, supine and agitated, begging the world to leave her alone.