Sentence examples for got a miserable from inspiring English sources

Even though I got a miserable E grade, I thought, why not?

Although it is miles ahead of Gregg Bakowski who got a miserable 5,000 and something.

I was among those collecting a million signatures for reform after the 1983 election when the SDP-Liberal alliance got a miserable handful of seats for the vote cast.

He now needs to form a government, yet he is deeply distrusted by a big chunk of the left wing of the party: he got a miserable 6% of the vote at the Socialist primary, has no parliamentary base and is not known as a team player.

Children in poor rural schools still get a miserable education.

"Obviously if Steve Forbes, after years in Iowa and gobs of money, gets a miserable showing, it is not a good omen, shall we say, for Forbes being president".

And if the adviser is independent, it is prudent to ask yourself whether he or she is a saint whose sole ambition in life is to help you make millions while the adviser gets a miserable commission.

They are mostly on the minimum wage and if you don't put a service charge on, the British are so mean the waiters would only get a miserable amount". So what's you best option if you want your money to go to the waiter or their colleagues?

"You've got a lot of miserable people out there," he said.

"I can get a bit miserable when I don't play, I'm just that kind of character.

We've got a case of the miserables and you don't want to catch it.