Sentence examples for calamitous performance from inspiring English sources
But he ended up doing the opposite, arguing that any criticism of him was a criticism of the black church in general.What inspired this calamitous performance?
The Wigan manager does, however, find substance in the public outburst from Christopher Samba following his calamitous performance in QPR's defeat at Fulham on Monday.
Nearly eleven million people plumped for her, despite what was generally decreed to be a calamitous performance in the May 3rd debate with Macron.
For Johnson-Thompson it was a reassuring return to form in an event she has struggled with ever since her calamitous performance at the world championships in Beijing.
A calamitous performance – it would be his last for the national side – lasted 75 minutes before he broke a finger and was replaced by third-choice Karel Stromsik, who kept the No1 spot for the final group game.
Despite the costs, and Brazil's calamitous performance against Germany, many Brazilians believe the tournament was a success.
Paolo Di Canio refused to countenance change despite a calamitous Sunderland performance against West Bromwich Albion at the Hawthorns yesterday.
We are discussing Chelsea's extraordinarily spirited 4-1 victoverover Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium, four days after the most calamitous refereeing performance in recent memory had conspired, along with Andrés Iniesta's late goal, to complete a horrible 12-month cycle.
A swashbuckling fifty from Stuart Broad helped England recover from a calamitous batting performance to finish the first day of the second Test with their hopes intact.
During the calamitous gala opening night performance, after Mata Hari had been gunned down by a firing squad, Mell rose to make her exit before the lights dimmed.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush's performance was less calamitous than his previous outing, when he clashed halfheartedly with Rubio, but he continued to make a negative impression on voters.
