Sentence examples for are crummy from inspiring English sources
adjective
Bad; poor.
- Do not bother buying crummy knives if you are serious about cooking.
It's "an airport so dysfunctional, even the Starbucks are crummy," he wrote.
"No offence to the people on the shop floor but they really are crummy cars with an utterly rudderless ethos," wrote Galleyart.
And many of Shea's upper-deck and outfield seats are crummy and often empty; even this year's record-setting paid attendance of 3.85 million for the 81 home games meant nearly 10,000 unsold tickets per game (since Shea can hold more than 56,000 spectators).
PC Gamer stated, "The unit formations are crummy and pathfinding is just as tenuous as in most RTS games ... and the missions are somewhat undercut by ... terrible voice-acting".
Her eyes, she is always saying, "are crummy".
But it would be crummy and cheap.
"They're not good out there; they're being crummy".
The World Series was crummy, but remember the Olympics?
"It was crummy," he told the team Web site.
"Crummey, that's crummy!" one said with a predictable yell.
In the beginning, the mini mills were making steel from scrap, so the quality was crummy.
