Sentence examples for a bad tap from inspiring English sources

This means she gathers more pace on the steep downhills but will suffer much worse if she takes a bad tap on one of the walls.

Solvent type odors were perceived by 89% of the subjects and a bad taste in tap water by 61%.

Nervously tapped by a bad man.

"Banks will never turn on the taps after a bad day," Mr Sanusi admitted between the first and second audits.Some argue that the treatment is proving harsher than the disease, and take little comfort from the chances of eventual improvement.

She gets a bad start as well as getting a tap or two on the corners.

Since early last month, the city's residents had reported of a bad smelling from the water coming from taps.

I'm a bad conservationist and – shoot me now – will admit to leaving the tap running while I brush my teeth.

Lending directly to local institutions with local expertise that can be effectively tapped for an improved return on investment is not a bad strategy by itself.

Only the "tap-goofy," as detectives refer to a nervous few, believe a bad connection means that someone is listening in on their wires.

Some people like to tap the horse a few times at the injection site, but this is a bad idea.

Last year wasn't a bad one for K.K.R., but it also wasn't the market apex into which Blackstone tapped.