Sentence examples similar to first so bad from inspiring English sources

"I have never wanted to win a photo for third so bad in my life".

From the middle of the 12th fairway he hit a second so bad that the club fell from his hands as he completed his swing and the ball soared away sharp left.

Tracing things in another direction the Pre-Raphaelites seem to have made some of the first so-bad-it's-maybe-good modern art.

(The first is so bad, he insists, that he refuses even to speak of it).

After playing a first half so bad that it was barely professional football, the Jets played so well in the second half that it raised the question: Where has the second-half incarnation of the Jets been?

His first touch was so bad that he rarely got a second, and when he beat a defender shortly before half-time you wondered whether it was really him.

She persuaded Broyard to submit his work, and in 1954 the magazine ran a short story entitled "What the Cystoscope Said" — an extraordinary account of his father's terminal illness: I didn't recognize him at first, he was so bad.

First love; acne so bad it could surely be Lassa fever and the particular torment of being a misunderstood, unrecognised intellectual aged only 13 and 3/4 are to be brought to the stage in a musical version of one of the most popular British books of the past 40 years.

He has been publishing books since 1972 ("The first one was so bad, I'm not even going to tell you the title," he said) and has written a number of acclaimed novels for older children, including a quartet of adventure stories set in Victorian London.

"The first half was so bad and we didn't half make it hard for ourselves.

But I digress, because Mini's First Time is so bad I don't even want to tell you about it.