Sentence examples for has miserable from inspiring English sources

Your current set of wheels — an old BMW Z3 roadster — is perfect for your job (pizza delivery) but has miserable fuel economy: 20 miles per gallon.

Averaging 16.5 points per game, the 37-year-old has miserable shooting statistics for the season, hitting just 32 per cent of his field goal attempts and a woeful 21 per cent from three-point range.

That it has miserable economic consequences, for another, in rich and poor countries alike: the period when it was at its lowest ebb started with the 1929 Wall Street crash and continued through the Great Depression, probably not by coincidence.World wars are clearly bad for global capital.

He'll be bypassing the hit musical to write a songless adaptation crafted directly from the original novel; for if the misery of the literary Russian world was ever to be topped, it'd certainly be by a novel which literally has "miserable" in the title.

The Cameron government has miserable form in kow-towing to vested interest in this field, dating back to the time when major health charities walked away from Andrew Lansley's "responsibility" partnerships, because of his refusal to overrule the industry on anything much, or even to impose any serious rules on the minimal obligation to inform customers clearly about the nutrition in their food.

We had miserable weather.

The children who nod have miserable childhoods.

Motion has made the trip to the Derby twice before and had miserable experiences.

The animals "have miserable lives dancing to our tune," he said.

There is no place in the touring party for the sixth, Adam Lyth, who had miserable time in the Ashes.

Parisians feel kinship with San Franciscans; both have miserable summer weather.