Sentence examples for dodgy start from inspiring English sources
Monday 18 July Dodgy start to the new week.
After a dodgy start England have started to get a lid on the extras.
Italian cinema got off to a dodgy start at Venice with Edoardo Ponti's clunky Between Strangers.
The day got off to a dodgy start when I discovered half the prizes hadn't turned up.
Hull made a dodgy start to the second half while the Tigers rallied, with Smith brushing aside Barnett Senior for their only try.
After a dodgy start, when Scotland were reduced to 44 for three, there was defiance from Preston Mommsen and Freddie Coleman, who added 118 together in 20 overs.
M'lord was put through to a puzzled marketing department, who gently explained that Coutts didn't do investment in dodgy start-up projects, and was really a private bank for people with large current accounts.
PERSONAL attacks, digging up the past and dodgy grammar: the start of Britain's unofficial election campaign for the poll expected on May 5th suggests that attentive voters are in for a grim time.
And if you are going to do coke and drink at the same time – withh, again, is not without its risks – don't overdo it (and read The Loop's harm reducocaineuide first).
Faulty intelligence Before Sir John started, "dodgy dossiers", weapons of mass destruction and who was misled by whom was what many people thought the inquiry would focus on.
This probably wasn't the best moment to be experimenting — I was cold, anxious, and drenched in sweat, with the numerous minor ailments that beleaguer my middle-aged body (neuroma, neuralgia, dodgy hip) all starting to act up.
