Sentence examples for a miserable two months from inspiring English sources

The recent troubles of the Sonics highlight what have been a miserable two months for the team.

After a miserable nine months, Trump is sick of losing.

But out of the ashes of that miserable nine months in English football's second tier emerged a striker whose form has seen him not only linked with numerous clubs from higher divisions but also rewarded with an international cap for Scotland.

So the whole miserable six months came down to that tattoo.

This has been a miserable two years.

It was a small dose of revenge, about six months too late, for how the Marlins marched into Shea Stadium last Sept. 30 and thrashed the Mets in the regular-season finale, an agonizing coda to a miserable two and a half weeks.

Instead, they took a miserable forty-four seats.

The second round ended with a miserable three putt.

Winning, of course, would strengthen Phillips's belief that the Mets are good enough to push for the wild-card spot after a miserable first three months of the season.

Delgado, 36, rebounded from a miserable first three months — he was batting.228 through the end of June — to hit.271 with a team-high 38 home runs and 115 runs batted in, his best statistical season of his three with the team.

Then, after a miserable and aimless two months, he bravely dropped out of the college he never wanted to go to.