Sentence examples for double nasty from inspiring English sources
John Lydon notoriously topped his 1976 achievement with the double nasty "fucking cunt" in an edition of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! in 2004, and after that came the deluge of expletives unleashed, as almost a stock in trade, by the TV chefs Gordon Ramsay and Jamie Oliver.
"Double-side nasty," Trump called it, when Stahl asked him how he felt now about his attacks on Clinton.
There are stories of nimble phantom limbs and painful contracted ones; of benign self-doubles and nasty, tormenting ones; of comforting voices and cruel, harassing ones; of hallucinating "Good Night, Irene" and full-blown orchestral scores.
Truly a nasty double act you wouldn't want to meet.
She appears to have a nasty double, a second version of herself, which she catches glimpses of here and there.
There is a nasty double whammy too because the IMF now reckons the fiscal brakes are most effective (multipliers are bigger) in a downturn.
Jenna Dewan-Tatum, seen in last season's short-lived series "The Playboy Club," stars as Sarah Jo Pender, who in 2002 was convicted in a nasty double murder in Indiana.
The physical two-way play gave way to a flurry of action in the final act, starting when Ottawa's Mason Trafford was shown a straight red card in the 68th minute for a nasty double foot stamp on Danny Szetela.
He writes of Roosevelt's "deliberate mendacity" at Yalta and Kennedy's "nasty double game" during the Cuban missile crisis — tactics that, respectively, he claims, started and deepened the Cold War.
That nasty double often awaits you at your airport, ready to attack when you least expect it.
Once mines start being decommissioned, Alberta will find itself in the nasty double bind of watching oil royalties shrink at the same time as it will need to scrounge up billions to pay for the mess the industry has left behind.
