Sentence examples for awful test from inspiring English sources

But have India become an awful Test side all of a sudden?

Blame teachers and their unions for awful test scores.

There are photographs of men and women jumping out of windows, burned and mutilated bodies, scattered and blood-soaked limbs, images so awful they tested the bounds of taste and appropriateness.

By that test, an awful lot needs to be rethought after this past year.

For the last few nights, he hasn't been able to get to sleep unless I read to him, and earlier in the week he came home saying that the reading test was awful and that he didn't finish it.

We spent an awful lot of time testing before we started shooting, to get the right stock and the right filters.

(Obama admitted in his speech that he didn't have much of a plan on the group of prisoners in between, whom the government neither wants to charge nor release). The slowness of a hunger strike is awful; it is also a test, because of the time it gives to think about the response.

Under such circumstances, allied complaints about the North Korean test sounded an awful lot like whining.

As the economy is improving and the awful realization of the CCSS testing standard charade becomes more obvious, states are abandoning the CCSS and the abusive testing regime that is embedded in it.

Angus reckoned the rent strike could provide inspiration for other people paying sky high rent to live somewhere awful: "Universities can provide a testing ground for housing actions.

By any metric, analysis or eye test, he's been awful.