Sentence examples for dodgy time from inspiring English sources

To Jews, Easter has always been a dodgy time of year.

"I did have a very dodgy time and I was frightened to be left on my own because I didn't I trust myself, but I did come through that and I was able to be open with my daughters... to make them aware.

"It was a bit of a dodgy time for myself with the World Cup coming up," said Bronze.

Black humour is what gets squaddies through dodgy times, so I loved seeing one of the characters in this comedy about a bomb disposal unit in Afghanistan being awarded the "jockstrap of destiny".

Bryan Robson was rested to give his dodgy hamstring time to recover – he would later prove his fitness by scoring a hat-trick in a practice match on the Thursday – and Jesper Olsen was given a much needed rest after playing four games in eight days for club and country.

We asked them to remember their days as stressed out undergrads with unpaid internships and dodgy part time jobs, and to impart on us some uni/life advice.

Federer leads 6-4, *2 - 1 The Federer forehand continues to look a mite dodgy at times, especially when Davydenko can keep up the power and keep the Swiss at the baseline.

I play it off like my knee's been dodgy since that time I saved a drowning child in a hurricane, or I've got claustrophobia since that time I was held hostage in an underground bunker, but I make myself into a spectacle – all the worse when my head clunks into a wall or my knees buckle and I have to toddle off in search of a hypodermic of coffee.

GOAL! Ireland 2-1 ArMkhitaryanitaryan 62') More dodgy goalkeeping, this time from Given.

£1.69, tesco.com Dodgy decor Reading Time Out's Eating & Drinking Awards makes me wonder if someone over there needs a new pair of glasses.

Some of her wealthy customers bought diamonds or other gems as an investment during the financial crisis, since paper assets seemed so dodgy at the time.