Sentence examples for crap at the from inspiring English sources

Quite simply, crap at the job.

"I was very good at qualifying" — when other drivers weren't on the track — but "crap at the races".

Do terrorists normally announce their intentions by stating "Crap!" at the beginning of a tweet, and then jokily threatening to blow up an airport?

If our toolkit belongs to Fitzgerald and Faulkner, our first issue will be getting over writing relative crap at the outset.

When Catt picked up the club's most improved player award at last season's black-tie dinner, his delight was tempered by the former Bath wing David Trick, who, on presenting the gong, said: "Of course, this suggests you were pretty crap at the start of the season".

As well as appearing on TV panel shows such as Mock the Week and Have I Got News For You, he has written five books including Bullet Points (2004), which the Observer called "unnervingly accomplished" and the non-fiction work Crap at the Environment (2008) about his attempt to reduce his carbon footprint.

That his throw-crap-at-the-wall approach is less successful than random chance has long been obvious.

It's not that the ONS are crap at this - they're doing the best they can in the circumstances - but the questions are almost impossible to deal with without a big, national, large-scale effort.

"He should be playing craps at the casino and not trying to say he's good for the public health".

Clearly, I really am crap at sending the right signals.

He's crap at geography.' The boy is condemned forever because in the 1960s he didn't know all the capitals of the Third World.