Sentence examples for got dodgy from inspiring English sources

This is where things got dodgy.

He's got dodgy knees and is on medication, and he doesn't want to be falling over.

"We've both got dodgy long hair and we do complement each other really well," Sidebottom said.

What happened was that the EU and taxpayers got dodgy Greek debt to help EU (but non-Greek) banks and hedge funds, which duly made a killing.

In 98 and 02 England got dodgy pens, as far as I can make ou from the rule bookt, one converted pen = 1 goal, one punch not seen by ref = 1 goal.

But once on the ground in Jakarta, things got dodgy pretty quickly their driver took a long, indirect route from the airport and then handed off their $1,400 in a plastic bag to another man at a petrol station.

But things start to get dodgy when the practice is brought out of the church and into, well, the Oval Office.

We had caught our share, the visibility was getting dodgy, and there's a reason they call it fishing, not catching -- even on Perfect Bay.

But his terrible flaw is that stump where his arm was: it isn't long before Dr Connors's work on lizards gets dodgy, and his face turns into a handbag.

By contrast, night after night, live theater can get dodgy.

If a car seller gets dodgy when you inquire about the vehicle's history, this should raise a BIG RED FLAG.