Sentence examples for a very inopportune from inspiring English sources

Suffice it to say that the catastrophe involves Billy's mother interrupting him with some very bad news at a very inopportune masturbatory moment that is being facilitated by a picture of the young Barbra Streisand and a piece of uncooked veal.

But years of wear and tear on his body from such physically taxing work caught up with him, anyway, and at a very inopportune moment: In 2008, he was perched 500 feet in the air on scaffolding in the Newport News shipyard, trying to ignore severe arthritis and nerve pain as he did touch-up painting on an aircraft carrier when both of his legs gave out.

I promise, if you block them out, they will come roaring back at a very inopportune moment.

When many orchestras around the country are going bankrupt, the unexpected costs imposed by recopyrighting works in the public domain come at a very inopportune time.

"A lot of the season we've been settling for jump shots at very inopportune times.

"Another man who made partner, he was very open about, 'I have to make it to all of my daughter's school things and parent-teacher conferences.' He would leave, even if it was very inopportune for the team.

"And it's coming at a really inopportune time".

"This is a very unfortunate and inopportune time," for the trading losses, he said.

We recently had a very early preemie, and this was a quite inopportune time to bring this on my family.

The House vote comes at a particularly inopportune time.

At a most inopportune time, the Balkans are back.