Sentence examples for had been miserable from inspiring English sources

Bareikis's time abroad had been miserable.

Taft had been miserable, his Presidency soured by grudges and squabbles and a rift caused early on by his having fired most of Theodore Roosevelt's Cabinet.

Why? His former counselor reminded him that he had been miserable enough to insist almost daily that he wanted to go home.

Wells, who had been miserable on and off the field during spring training, had a sharp curveball and a sharper focus.

The little girl had been miserable at that time and now she was anxious to see her old nurse in her home.

The pitching had been miserable; the middle relief was suspect; the offense had been nonexistent; a handful of regulars ended the year struggling for hits.

Their quarterback play, however, has been miserable.

I would have been miserable.

Greta Garbo would have been miserable here.

The performance so far has been miserable.

But life for the bargaining chips, meanwhile, has been miserable.