Sentence examples for bad slope from inspiring English sources
If the wind is too high, or your ball is on a bad slope, or if you have any big doubts about a shot, you may be best off saving your powershot for later on an easier attempt.
Too bad the slope doesn't start on the sidewalk.
"This is a really bad slippery slope," Clinton said during a question-answer session with Walter Isaacson at the Aspen Ideas Festival on Monday afternoon.
On the other hand, it might set a bad precedent, a slippery slope from a valid criminal prosecution morphing into misuse of the criminal justice system against a prior administration for partisan purposes.
"Problems come not so much from rocky or bad soil, but from slopes and embankments," he said.
Paying the ultimate price for a bad decision on these slopes is not the responsibility of the resort, but of the skier.
And, you know, the slope of hope is the bad, bad way to invest money.
Ski Independence, the US skiing specialists, says there is very little demand from UK skiers to visit Michigan ('You were the first!'), but the slopes aren't bad, and make a great day trip for visitors to Detroit.
There is a lot of mystical mumbo jumbo about how mountains are living, breathing things whose moods must be gauged before you venture onto their slopes; on a bad day a grouchy mountain can bite back.
She, meanwhile, was struggling on the slopes, and a bad concussion combined with a back injury shook her confidence so badly that she packed up and returned home to Northern Ireland.
She goes down the slope to L.A. in bad shape and takes shelter in an apartment complex.
