Sentence examples for from a crap from inspiring English sources

Despite receiving no guidance from a "crap" school, she found her way to the London College of Music.

Kate Moss (Croydon, England) hastened in the era of the waif because she knew the right register: "Melancholy and internal and slightly damp … the waif was the supercool working-class slag from a crap town".

A one-time punk who was born and bred in England, Mr Doonan raves about Miss Moss as the perfect person to bring this modern London look to Manhattan, describing her (in what was intended as a compliment) as a "working-class slag from a crap town".There is another reason why Miss Moss is perfect for Sir Philip's plans.

When you have 50 other meetings to take, you can rebound immediately from a crap meeting.

No we-are-from-a-developed-country crap there.

In December, a thief took more than $1.5m in chips from a craps table at Vegas's Bellagio casino.

And then there's "Hip-Hop Quotables," which lives up to its title: "From your car to a crap game, no one rolls with you/ One of Mini-Me's shoes got more 'sole' than you".

Geraldine is famous for saving hundreds, if not thousands of Cambodian kids from grinding poverty and a crap life.

Rahm really should have been required to work for the progressive groups he was cursing out -- collecting signatures on the street, having to listen to others' ideas, and not having anyone from Big Money give a crap about you.

"I have always taken the view that this whole thing has been a crap shoot from the beginning.

Though making money from independent films may remain a crap shoot, some aspects of the new Sundance sales game have solidified into rules.