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The phrase "a bad drawing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a drawing that is poorly executed or lacks quality.
Example: "Despite the effort put into it, the final result was just a bad drawing that didn't capture the intended subject."
Alternatives: "a poor sketch" or "an awful illustration."
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They are so afraid of making a bad drawing that they refuse to try anything new.
In other words, they told a white lie; the older they were, they more likely the kids were to say a bad drawing was good.
Critics have compared London's Olympic logo to a bad drawing of male genitals, said that the mascot looked like an insane alien, groused about the ticket-allocation process and worried endlessly that once the Games come, Londoners will be sucked into a transportation-and-security nightmare.
You can't judge the work overall until it's done, and you'll learn just as much from a bad drawing as from a good one.
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"We don't have the chance to change much [for the Ghana game] we have a few players without clubs so it's hard to change the team". Meanwhile, DR Congo coach Claude LeRoy felt it was a "bad" draw for his team.
It ended up with a Mr Smiley sticker, and an Air India sticker on it, and a really bad drawing that I did on the back.
Would they be a good draw, a bad draw?
It was a fantastic ride from a bad draw.
"We can get a bad draw or less strong team, but you normally get strong teams through anyway now.
"That's a bad draw for opening day, that guy in the shadows," said the Giants' catcher, Buster Posey, who struck out twice.
Humperdinck did have to sing first, a bad draw – nobody has won from there – but his final score meant only Norway fared worse on the night.
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