Sentence examples for bad slice from inspiring English sources

One bad slice wouldn't ruin the whole basket.

There are 15 sand traps, and a bad slice could easily send a drive irretrievably into a banana plantation.

After that, Mr. Watkins walked down the practice range and stopped at Rick Simpkins, 32, of Ozone Park, Queens, a former arena football lineman who had a golf tee tucked behind his ear, a cheap cigar in his mouth and a bad slice going.

It's too bad; a Valencia sliced into wedges or circles is a fine thing.

At the time you'd least expect it, the bantamweight will slap you in the face with a clean-cut slice of big, bad bass.

I think if we get another slice of bad data some of the ratings agencies are going to be chomping at the bit to downgrade Britain.

Drifting inevitably into extra-time – a very unwelcome half an hour for United – there was just one last slice of bad luck to be dished out by the footballing Gods.

'Mmmm.'" I start to say that £8,000 doesn't sound bad for an eternal slice of Highgate, but Athill's voice grows louder, because she has not yet reached her punchline.

Bad golfers tend to slice the ball.

Two Laidlaw penalties either side of Haimona's three-pointer extended Scotland's lead to 16-8, butheyey conceded just before half-time through a slice of bad fortune.

He calls it the "praise sandwich," where we stuff the bad stuff between two slices of compliments.