Sentence examples for a nasty spot from inspiring English sources

He found more adventure on the par-3 No. 17, when his tee shot found a nasty spot in the rough above a bunker to the left of the green.

Being capable of spotting that the bedroom tax is a nasty bit of legislation and making sure it is painted true blue is part of that project.

Better still, Mr. Pierce informs me that there is virtue in my favorite instant landscaping fix: I toss a handful of organic clover seed at any bare or nasty spot; it seems to germinate overnight, covering almost as fast as spray paint.

Always in a Tight Spot Terry Kinney suffers from a nasty case of claustrophobia and openly admits to stage fright.

According to his first biographer, Spink, [Landis] may have been arbitrary, self-willed and even unfair, but he 'called 'em as he saw 'em' and he turned over to his successor and the future a game cleansed of the nasty spots which followed World War I. Kenesaw Mountain Landis put the fear of God into weak characters who might otherwise have been inclined to violate their trust.

"Tough titty if it did, you nasty spotted prancer".

Clean mirror using product, getting rid of those nasty spots.

Salt is anti-bacterial so it will help get rid of those nasty spots and pimples.

Always make sure that you drink plenty of water as well and remember you're not the only one suffering with nasty spots!

If you have a sister, then put it in the nastiest spot you can find.

The Army general who commanded the Iraq war writes in a new book that intelligence failures produced "a nasty surprise" by not spotting that Saddam Hussein had dispatched trucks and buses filled with a large paramilitary force to wage an insurgents' campaign shortly after the conflict began.