Sentence examples for bad hamburger from inspiring English sources
"One bad hamburger, and you can destroy McDonald's," said Trump, ever the businessman with an eye on the bottom line.
Let's face it, the C.D.C. is usually dealing with 18 cases of diarrhea after people eat bad hamburger.
"He looked like he enjoyed eating food, like somebody who knew the difference between a good hamburger and a bad hamburger".
McDonald's, aware that one bad hamburger could destroy its reputation, has gone even further, setting up a whole proprietary supply chain within China with more than 40 facilities producing beef, chicken, lettuce, cucumbers, rolls and even special sauce.
I seem to remember sending him to the cafeteria Thanksgiving Day and talking about a very bad hamburger, but I am on morphine, I am stoned, so who knows.
For one thing, it's almost impossible to get a bad one in this city unless you go to Yankee or Shea Stadium (Shea's sleepy, flabby dog confirms the ballpark's position as purveyor of the worst food in the world), and you can get bad hamburgers anywhere.
"The market had been absurdly bad," Mrs. Hamburger said.
The one thing that may safely be said is that the Woody Allen movie "Sleeper" -- whose hero wakes up to a future world where vegetables and bran are deemed bad while hamburgers and rich desserts are good -- will endure as a useful reference work.
Or one can easily imagine someone in Brooklyn Heights getting ready to leave town, feeling bad about some hamburgers — yes, top-quality hamburgers — that had been sitting in the fridge and now would never get eaten.
They're bad like a lousy hamburger you eat at a diner in an unfamiliar town while driving a long ways.
