Sentence examples for crummy in from inspiring English sources

"A good room isn't a good room," she said, "until it has something crummy in it".

Fasting will leave you feeling crummy in the short term because it takes time for your body to break psychological and biological habits, researchers say.

"The common thinking is that the hot flashes wake you up and disturb your sleep, and you feel crummy in the morning," Dr. Freedman said.

I created a test widget for TechCrunch that exhibits the ever-so-stylish "Lazy Day" theme (one of 5 that come pre-packaged) but looks pretty crummy in a desktop browser.

The age of the crummy cash-in cover version may be coming to an end due to a pincer movement by both iTunes and the US government that could push opportunistic artists off music-download and streaming services entirely.

Agarwal, who joined the 30 Under 30 list in 2016, came up with the idea for Oyo while staying in crummy hotels in New Delhi during his 11th and 12th grades.

Basically, it sounds as if America has two greatest generations at either end of the age scale and two crummiest in the middle.

If you are living in a crummy apartment in New York City, chances are fair that there are two major impediments to moving.

The natives scratch their heads, amazed at what "these young kids" pay to live in "three crummy rooms" in the old tenements.

For a week's budget exploration of Provence I made Nice my base, staying in a crummy hotel in the heart of the city.

Meanwhile, Oklahoma City Thunder owner Clay Bennett resurrected the team formerly known as the Seattle SuperSonics, trading in a half-empty arena with a crummy lease in Seattle for a sold-out building in Oklahoma City where he keeps all of the revenues.