Sentence examples for bad bang from inspiring English sources

"Chris took a really bad bang on the head and split it open so he's gone to hospital," said Pearce.

"We don't know the exact prognosis yet, but it was a bad bang on the knee and unfortunately it will definitely rule him out of the World Cup," said Ireland's coach, Declan Kidney.

"Chris got a real bad bang on the head and split his head open.

"I've had a pretty bad bang on the head but it's just concussion - that's all".

However, Robin Pierson of The TV Critic rated the episode 40 out of 100, describing it as "classic bad Big Bang Theory".

Galecki, who's now on "The Big Bang Theory," felt bad and started to take it personally, Gilbert said, until she explained to him she thought it had to do with her sexuality -- she was coming to grips with being a lesbian.

But today most people believe that Mr Klaus's big bang created little economic growth, but a kleptocracy as bad as Russia's.

The big bang approach has the advantage not only of picking the least-bad location, but also of building a state-of-the-art airport from scratch.

Chuck Lorre is the writer of this comedy, which could be good ("The Big Bang Theory") or bad ("Two and a Half Men").

"He had a bad head bang," said Rita McMahon, the director of the bird fund.

As you can see — or hear, rather — he's not bad at banging.