Sentence examples for going to be lousy from inspiring English sources

"People hear it's going to be lousy weather, so they don't come".

I think that it's going to be lousy over the next couple of quarters relative to what the Street expects.

Did they know it was going to be a lousy May or something?

When I decided with her counsel to take this job, we both understood it's going to be pretty lousy six to nine months, and then it will be a lot better.

Despite all the internal drama and backstage drama, it appears that Smash's second act is going to be just the lousy as its first.

"The good news is there was a bit of an uptick in consumer sentiment, but frankly I think it's going to be a pretty lousy fourth quarter," Wyss said.

You're going to be stuck with a lousy economy anyway.

Explain how the TPP is going to be different from the lousy trade deals we've had since the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) was signed into law in 1993".

This means that if Israelis can be reassured that by renouncing the West Bank they are not going to get a lousy deal — not going to be 'fraiers' — they are quietly ready to do it".

Given my Communard instincts and lousy wardrobe, it was going to be hard.

Mr. Kennedy shouted, "My question is, how costly was this going to be, Senator Ashcroft, before you were going to say that those kids going in lousy schools, that you were going to do something about it?