Sentence examples for dreadful tournament from inspiring English sources
Jim Furyk got his heart broken again in a major, Ian O'Connor writes on ESPN.com; Tiger Woods turned up ordinary in another major, Cameron Morfit chronicles on Golf.com; and Phil Mickelson's dreadful tournament could be summed up in a single shot: And there was a hole-in-one Sunday, courtesy of Tim Clark at No. 11.
Klinsmann's hiring of psychologists, experts from American sports and Germany's hockey coach, Bernhard Peters, were seen as ridiculous gimmicks by Beckenbauer and the country's most powerful newspaper, Bild, which in the face of dreadful pre-tournament results argued that if Germany could not withdraw from its own World Cup, then it should hire Ottmar Hitzfeld to manage the team.
Offered nothing around the park. 4 Ross Ford: Line-out throwing was surprisingly dreadful, considering how solid it's been all tournament.
Wales are red-hot favourites against visitors Italy but they endured a dreadful opening 40 minutes to last season's tournament as Ireland built a victory platform in Cardiff.
Mandela, though, could not look after the bid full-time, or steer it through the inner politics that motivate FIFA's dreadful selection processing of choosing where to play its billion-dollar tournament.
Scotland recovered from a dreadful start in which they were 1-2 in the second over, with tournament top-scorer Matt Machan (61) and Michael Leask (58) putting on a 111-run partnership.
In past tournaments, England's demise has been a slow drawn-out affair, with the handwringing and the tears and the dreadful sense of foreboding.
