Sentence examples for a crummy move from inspiring English sources

It's certainly Sony's perogative to add or remove features they feel they can and want to support, but it's a crummy move for people who rely on that feature.

I seem to have developed a habit of choosing a crummy hostel and moving the next day after finding a better one, and this time was no exception.

Not to mention, you wouldn't get stuck with a crummy carrier after moving or traveling to a place that has poor coverage.

Chastened and mortified, the man gathers his family together and announces that as they are no longer members of the bourgeoisie, it is incumbent upon them to get rid of their fancy car and move to a crummy neighborhood.

He had a crummy job, had only just moved out of his parents' house and was frustrated with his marriage to Mildred Williams, a high-school classmate.

I would say that over half the population of Tucson lives without A.C. When I first moved to Arizona, I had a crummy old Toyota whose A.C. was always on the blink, and I recall driving and praying — absolutely praying — that I wouldn't hit a red light and lose the breeze blowing through the open windows.

If you are living in a crummy apartment in New York City, chances are fair that there are two major impediments to moving.

She moved a crumbling 1930's craftsman house next to a parking lot in a crummy part of Hollywood and made it glitter like a movie set throbbing with life.

"This is a crummy recovery".

A crummy park in New York City.

"I went to a crummy college.