Sentence examples for disappointing party from inspiring English sources

But Clegg, who has often been damned with faint praise as a rather disappointing party leader since he succeeded Menzies Campbell, rose to the big occasion.

From Janet Daley, at the Telegraph: David Cameron has completed the hat trick: three disappointing party leaders' speeches in a row.

Having a group of strangers attend is a one-way ticket to a disappointing party.

He will try to break with Labour's past – and will risk disappointing his party's left wing, as well as potential allies in a hung parliament – with a guarantee that every policy commitment will be fully funded and not require borrowing.

For all the narrative investment, then, you're facing a menagerie of bullet fodder, from the lowly prancing Dregs, to the gigantic Barons and Princes who batter you with rockets and stomp about the place like heavily armoured children at a disappointing birthday party.

Or maybe after burning yourselves beyond recognition at a disappointing pool party.

Subsequently, Bart experiences a crushingly disappointing birthday party when all his gifts turn out to be useless things like a cactus, a label maker, and a new suit.

With a massive tour about to kick off with The Presets and Beni, we spoke to them about working with people you look up to and the disappointing new party restrictions in their hometown.

Acceptance of the peace plan could break Mr. Sharon's coalition by disappointing two parties allied with the settlers movement in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.

"Although it is disappointing the parties have not been able to reach full agreement at this stage, these talks have achieved much common ground, providing a basis for continuing discussions.

Why they'd subject themselves to three nights of well drinks at a succession of disappointing after-parties before passing out in overpriced, soulless hotel rooms that charge $10 a day for wifi.