Sentence examples for bloody bad from inspiring English sources
Bloody bad business with those polls".
But they are not that bloody bad," he wrote.
I thought, 'This is bloody bad.' "My friend is a doctor and she told me to focus on breathing.
WH Auden, asked to go to Spain for the propaganda value of his name, wrote to a friend: "I shall probably be a bloody bad soldier.
The observation comes after an incident in which Mr. Murdoch began arguing about Europe with the prime minister at the time, John Major, over dinner, rudely dismissing the single currency, which Mr. Major supported, as "a bloody bad joke".
But the past has bloody teeth and bad breath.
One Democratic adviser compared it to "a bad bloody nose" that would bleed for days or weeks.
Charles Bronson, meet Michael Caine, who in "Harry Brown" matches you vigilante move for move in the annals of big, bad, bloody, disreputable entertainment.
And there's no doubt that Twain says certain things in this book that he couldn't have said while still alive, including calling Jesus a fraud, the afterlife a sham, God a sadistic madman, and Christianity "bad, bloody, merciless, money-grabbing and predatory".
Bad, bloody things occur with regularity in his general vicinity, but he tries very hard to resist the Arlo Givens side of his nature.
Tracking down another kidnapping victim, Frank has a bloody confrontation with the bad guy.
