Sentence examples for had patchy from inspiring English sources
Mr. Merkley had patchy cellphone reception at the Pendleton Round-Up, a rodeo in eastern Oregon.
For a country of movie addicts, animated films have had patchy success.
Many of the children were unnaturally small and had patchy, orange-tinted hair, a classic sign of protein deficiency.
State-sponsored cinephilia had patchy results there: Russian films never took more than 30% of box office.
Mr. Thomas, a neo-soul singer who got his start in Chicago, had patchy success with his next two albums, which generally took a more optimistic tone.
The Bulls, who have had patchy season so far, trailed 20-0 athehe interval, but despite a late rally, Hull remained tantalisingly out of reach.
Director Jean-Marc Vallée (The Young Victoria, CRAZY) has patchy form but could scrape a nom.
New arrivals often have patchy English and stick to the Hispanic quarter around Nashville's Nolensville Pike.
"Bangalore, like many large cities, has patchy green cover, but continuous canopy is particularly important for mobile species such as lorises, bats and butterflies.
It is not something that can be banished with a magic wand; even the best and most sincere efforts can at times have patchy results.
Some landscapes are only grazed for brief periods, and have patchy vegetation.
