Sentence examples for a month of bad from inspiring English sources

Such a furore was caused by the allegation that after a month of bad press, Mitchell resigned as Chief Whip.

But just to have him available after a month of bad injury news is a boost for Jones, who has been considering having his impact player behind on the wing.

After a month of bad headlines about Murdoch, the budget and the return of the economy to recession, an opinion poll registered support for his Conservative Party at its lowest since 2004.

After (at least) a month of overindulging bad habits, January brings with it the urge to start anew and make positive changes.

But Shockey must have felt as if he were running on a magic carpet, after a month of jamming his two bad toes against some unforgiving surfaces, like the ones the Giants played on in Philadelphia and Minnesota.

If MNSBC had something to celebrate, CNN, which is in a period of extreme transition, had yet another month of bad ratings news.

Investors searching for relief from a relentless march of bad economic news found wisps of hope in developments that, not many months ago, would have been regarded as alarming.

Not bad for a month of angry squawking.

In return, the happy buzz which Barnum created for Stratton's impending marriage provided war-weary Northerners a momentary diversion from the unrelenting march of bad news, even knocking war reports off the front pages for a while.

Head down, eyes glued to screen, finger scrolling down feeds, applying Instagram filters to photos of autumn leaves, filling one's overstimulated head with the never-ending forward march of bad news.

It cost £600 a month, not bad for the eldest of 11 children from a working-class housing estate in Cloughleigh, Co Clare.