Sentence examples similar to a bad late from inspiring English sources

But thanks to a bad late-night decision, Rayford's run was cut short.

People might talk about the struggles of the other rookie quarterback, but only one of Andy Dalton's three interceptions was a bad one (late, to Danieal Manning).

The Bills finished 25th in the league in yards gained and they are a running team, particularly when the weather is bad late in the season.

Attendance was dampened by unusually bad late-winter weather in the form of a persistent cold drizzle that forced even performers to bundle up.

I have never been a croque-monsieur fan, associating it with department store lunchrooms or bad late-night kitchens in cities other than New York.

So will Ruth teach Jeter some bad late-night habits?

Leveson has had a bad press of late.

ANGELA MERKEL, Germany's chancellor, has had a bad run of late.

Traditionally, organised religion would have been the obvious answer, but its denominations and creeds have been getting a bad press of late, and moreover require thorough-going commitment and membership of a structured organisation.

Other common motivations include items arriving damaged, causing 62 per cent to leave a bad review, while late delivery will cause just over half of shoppers to vent their frustrations online.

Fulham v Notts County: Roy Hodgson's Fulham have been on a bad run of late so his old friend Sven-Goran Eriksson has reason to hope the Notts County project might enjoy a touch of unexpected glory after all.