Sentence examples for gets the worst from inspiring English sources

Union Square Hospital gets the worst cases but keeps them alive better than any other hospital in the city.

"He was like the 25th guy to crash that day, and the driver usually gets the worst of it," Morgan said.

They fight and the challenger always gets the worst of it; being more seriously wounded or even killed - depending upon the version told.

She gets the worst of Pope, in a scene that's all the more troubling because the film has signalled his baleful interest in her some way ahead.

South Korea's government, meanwhile, gets the worst of all worlds: the appearance of acquiescing in the ill-treatment of fellow Koreans, and nothing to show for it.

He gets the worst, wordiest scene, musing that maybe it's time to be less rigid, to try and understand the RAF's motives: after all, these young people are protesting against the problems in the world, and "these problems exist objectively".

Owen got the worst of it.

They got the worst of it.

"And I got the worst of all.

But Labour got the worst of it.

But we got the worst craftsmanship.