Sentence examples for carried bad from inspiring English sources

He's just carried bad luck since he's been here.

"I told her that she has to think of the press as representatives of the people, even if she carried bad memories," he said.

Dwight Howard continued to be the best center in the NBA, but the man carried bad vibes with him all through the calender year, from the east coast to the west.

He has just carried bad luck all the time he has been here.

It also counters some of the old Korean superstitions about dolls!" Mrs. Kim explained the superstition while working at a circular table at the center of her workshop: "Centuries ago, Koreans thought that the dolls carried bad magic.

The poll carries bad news for Jon Huntsman, the former governor of Utah, who opted not to compete in Iowa and instead concentrate his efforts in New Hampshire.

These findings led directly to the notion that low-density lipoproteins carry "bad" cholesterol and high-density lipoproteins carry "good" cholesterol.

The next leader needs to have people around them who are just prepared to act as a diversion or to carry bad news.

The FRA has estimated the costs of carrying bad property loans, and although it has not made the figures public (which would hardly help the auction), he admits that they are "much greater" than many think.

I also knew that it was clear that the banks were carrying bad math assumptions.

Due to the type and location of leveraged measurements, they may move the estimates towards wrong value when they carry bad data.