Sentence examples for a group of mediocre from inspiring English sources

Throw in a group of mediocre players unimaginatively managed and Brazil were bad: but were they 7-1 bad?

Look for The Inn, about a boutique New York City hotel where everything only appears to be running smoothly; Sit Down, Shut Up, based on an Australian format about a group of mediocre high school teachers; and The Cleveland Show, better known as a Family Guy spin-off.

Meanwhile on the field, their coach, Hein Vanhaezebrouck, has performed miracles to turn a group of fairly mediocre players into national champions ahead of the traditional Belgian powerhouses of Anderlecht and Club Brugge, then keep them competitive in the Champions League.

The view from Tate Modern towards St Paul's is of a group of buildings so mediocre as to be incompatible with the admiration we profess for Christopher Wren.

"It's this group of mediocre people," Mr. Ouattara said of his main political opponents and the military government.

This was soon dented when a group of local businessmen objected to the slogan, describing it as "mediocrity at its most mediocre".

Britain thus figures in a group of countries tagged "More efficient than effective"—those that have a good record on efficiency when it comes to using resources sensibly, but get mediocre results.

The British bank is offering to buy its Dutch rival, but a group of three other banks is hovering with a rival bid.America's banks began reporting their first-quarter earnings, with most producing results that analysts described as mediocre.

A whole bounty of mediocre blues-rock groups formed in the years that followed Led Zeppelin's arrival, and, paradoxically given the band's avowed influences, it's the more basic bluesy stuff within these early efforts that seem the most shallow 40-odd years later.

It does a lot of mediocre programming.

But the economy remains in a range of mediocre growth.