Sentence examples for appalling lines from inspiring English sources

The results were appalling, lines scooting all over the place.

Playing a leading role with wonky gait and appalling lines – "No" and "Caesar is home" pretty much sums up his dialogue – would have most actors running for the hills, or at least their agents.

The first half alone was an epic, showcasing seven legitimate goals, another wrongly adjudged not to have crossed the line, appalling defending that warranted a pre-half time tactical substitution and the kind of end-to-end football used to justify the Premier League's unofficial reputation as the best league in the world.

Somehow, despite the appalling pressure his opening line has put him under, Garner is able to relax and ease the knot of knowing too much and caring too much.

I said then, and I repeat in light of this new case today, that criminals should absolutely be punished -- but sending them to a place where they know no one and don't speak the native language is simply appalling and over the line.

The point of this column is to invite you, the consuming public, to e-mail with details of recent and terrible transactions: an airline-related ordeal, appalling tales from the front lines of retail, outrageous phone bill fees.

The simple truth is that Brazil was not fantastic then and it has not blown it now.Alexandre Bertoldi São Paulo  SIR – There is another significant speed bump to growth that is as ubiquitous as those lining Brazil's appalling roads: the labour code.

The trickiest role to cast is surely Andy Hayman, the former Metropolitan police assistant commissioner whose appalling delivery of a key line managed to turn the select committee hearing into an unconvincing TV movie version of itself while it was actually happening.

"Even the pro-Kremlin parties admit today that 40 million Russian people live below the official poverty line, which is appalling," he said.

"These appalling comments published on an on-line public platform are a hate crime," she said.

In its lead editorial, the Daily Express says it's obscene that in a country as rich as ours we have such appalling health problems coming down the line.