Sentence examples for atrocious luck from inspiring English sources

The phrase "atrocious luck" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of unfortunate events or circumstances that are particularly bad or disappointing.
Example: "After losing my wallet, getting a flat tire, and missing my flight, I realized I was having some truly atrocious luck."
Alternatives: "terrible luck" or "awful luck".

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Jeff Wilpon, the Mets' chief operating officer, who is in charge of the daily operations of the team, ordered the demolition Thursday as a way to turn around the team's atrocious luck.

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"Sometimes I thought it was just my platoon, my company, that was committing atrocious acts, and what bad luck it was to get in it," Reid said.

Just atrocious.

Atrocious defense.

Absolutely atrocious.

The delivery is atrocious.

The government is atrocious.

His timing was atrocious.

The defending was atrocious.

Mine is, admittedly, atrocious.

It was atrocious".

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