Sentence examples for appalling first from inspiring English sources

In short, Maps is an appalling first release.

In recent series' West Indies have often had an appalling first day; yesterday it was merely a wretched opening hour.

The product led the New York Times' tech columnist David Pogue, who is often complimentary about Apple's efforts, to write: "Maps is an appalling first release.

The same was true in the 2013 Six Nations - an appalling first half against Ireland in the opening game followed by three matches in which they did not concede a try and a spectacular final-day win over England.

Its £5.2 billion ($8.6 billion) pre-tax profit for 2013 was marred by an appalling fourth quarter in almost every department: the three months yielded a mere £191m profit.

The franchise was a virtual write-off after 1997's appalling fourth instalment, Batman & Robin, mired it in wincingly camp territory.

It was an appalling mistake, first of all, because it involved committing the country to a war of choice, for which there was no real rationale, only an angry impulse to lash out to avenge the twin towers without paying heed to the distinction between militant Islamism and secular Ba'athism.

He lived in appalling conditions, first in a rat-infested shed then a cold, squalid caravan, with only a horse trough to wash in and no soap or toothbrush.

As appalling as the First Crusade was, the fourth was far worse.

The second quotation is one which I find still more appalling than the first.

Pet Sematery was appalling when it first came out on to the page.