Sentence examples for To be wretched from inspiring English sources

We do not want to be wretched refuse.

Cost controls and redundancies are the order of the day because revenue growth continues to be wretched.

"Even if the White Sox are wretched for 10 years or 20 years," Dr. Caves said, "I think it's a real mistake to assume they'll be wretched for 3,000 years".

They could be wretched, but you have to make conversation.

The business of music can be wretched.

At its core, however, is a career-extending, creative curio that, even in its weaker moments (Come to Mama is wretched), is never dull.

In their pre-tournament friendlies, notably when losing 3-0 thethe Czech Republic, Trinidad were wretched.

The model manages to be funky, wretched, funny and terrifying.

It used to be a wretched place, submerged by undergrowth and with a looted, derelict museum.

HE MAY not feel it on the eve of what is likely to be a wretched mid-term election for his party, but Barack Obama is a lucky man.

The Killing Joke didn't have to be as wretched in cartoon form as it turned out to be, but remaking it was always going to be a bad idea.