Sentence examples for a miserable record from inspiring English sources

Germany and France have been especially keen on such meddling, which has a miserable record of success.

In the shorts category the Bagger has a miserable record, so best keep that lucky coin handy and do a lot of flipping.

United visit Stamford Bridge 14 points behind the leaders, Arsenal, and needing to improve on a miserable record against the teams above them – in seven matches against the top six they have won just once.

That may help explain why in the last three elections, New York ranked 47th out of the 50 states and the District of Columbia in average voter turnout — a miserable record.

The Cottagers have a miserable record against their west London neighbours, winning just one of 23 Premier League clashes, but could be playing them at a good time given the Blues' hectic fixture schedule.

But he narrowly failed to improve on a miserable record against the seven-times Wimbledon champion Sampras, who has now won nine of their 10 encounters after this 7-6 (7-6), 4-6, 7-6 (7-3), 3-6, 6-4 victory.

But it'd be nice if the folks literally living in the White House set a good example for a country with a notoriously miserable record of voter participation.

The mutual-fund division fed the mania by pushing out an Internet fund whose miserable record is now quietly being rubbed out of history.Damaging as this was, it mattered less than the way that Merrill responded to the second challenge: to capture the benefits of the Internet as a cheaper method to buy and sell securities.

South Korea had not won a Champions Trophy knockout game in seven attempts and Britain extended that miserable record with an excellent victory in the Argentine host city of Rosario.

The visitors have not beaten Real since 1999 and they never looked like ending that miserable record after a blistering start from José Mourinho's men saw them establish a 2-0 lead inside 18 minutes through goals from Ricardo Carvalho and Mesut Ozil.

It left the Toffees still searching for their first win at Anfield since September 1999 - and there was never any serious hope they might alter that miserable record on a night of Reds dominance.