Sentence examples for dreadful track from inspiring English sources
Australia is failing to protect its endangered species due a "dreadful" track record in planning, monitoring and responding to threats, a group of leading conservationists has warned.
And the likelihood that I'm right in suggesting we need some new thinking here -- as opposed to the likelihood that a system full of good intentions but sporting an absolutely dreadful track record of maintaining financial viability -- I think puts me much more near the position of being objectively correct, as painful as that may be to any of us.
Mayer also makes his own tracks, with his latest album Mantasy inspired by the adventurous spirit of Ferdinand Magellan, and spots new talent for the label – on the day I visit, he is giggling at a dreadful Russian trance-metal track.
But having read the damn book, I am now plagued by a dreadful impulsiveness – my fervid brain tracks across the over-lit realms of modern indulgence on the lookout for newer and more dangerous forms of abandonment.
While the table assignments area does not take the pain out of deciding whom to seat next to that dreadful great-aunt, it provides a useful tracking tool.
Sukanya Verma of Rediff.com gave the film 2.5 stars, saying, "Chennai Express evokes a few laughs but otherwise it decides to shift tracks from droll comedy to dreadful drama".
In hospitals, they may keep track of a patient and prevent all kinds of dreadful mix-ups like lost bodies and improperly lost limbs or other body parts.
Marquez won the opening 10 races in 2014 but made a dreadful start to the new season as he was forced off the track and slipped to the back of the field.
France's League of Human Rights (LDH) has condemned the fast-track sentences, which it argues are handed down in dreadful conditions and largely apply to drunks or fools.
England's bowlers learnt from their day one mistakes Stuart Broad exempt, England's bowling on Thursday was pretty dreadful, and the decision from Alastair Cook to throw on Adam Lyth in a bid to get anything out of a flat track.
