Sentence examples for a wretched experience for from inspiring English sources

Last weekend's 34-7 hammering by Wales in Cardiff was a wretched experience for Scots in the stand; the past week hasn't been much better for a few who were on the pitch.

The first three months of pregnancy, a time that parenting magazines and Hallmark cards often portray as magnificent and carefree, can actually be a wretched experience for many women.

But there are seats that even under ideal circumstances provide flyers with an absolutely wretched experience.

This is a wretched ground for England.

It has been a wretched week for the German leader.

It was a very small crumb of comfort in a wretched week for football.

A wretched day for England, a joyous one for beleaguered Bangladesh.

It's been a wretched day for the Open champion who is +6 for the day.

The net result, as Sir John put it this week, is "a wretched outcome for Ukrainians.

It has been a wretched month for English cricket and inevitably the calls for change are now deafening.

But the Dalai Lama visa saga comes towards the end of a wretched year for South African foreign policy.