Sentence examples for horrendous against from inspiring English sources

"The penalty count was horrendous against Bath, but every time we got within five or six metres of the line, the referee was quite lenient on offences.

Captain Michael Clarke admitted their batting was "horrendous" against New Zealand, and the numbers back him up: they were bowled out for 151, their lowest World Cup total batting first; lost eight wickets for only 26 runs from the comfort of 80-1; and survived only 32.2 overs in total despite winning the toss on a blameless surface.

He threw a bizarre interception right to Casey Hayward in the second quarter; he eschewed open targets underneath a few times to force balls downfield against two-man coverages; he took a horrendous sack against a minimal pass rush on the game's final drive.

"We spoke about the fact that the game could be decided on a horrendous goal against us and not to let that happen and guard against it.

Regardless of team selection, Norwich will have to overturn a horrendous history against Fulham if they are to advance.

He has been sacked a league-high 46 times, but 26 came in his first six games, including a horrendous nine against the Giants on Oct. 3.

"It is the United States, initiator of the war of aggression in Vietnam, which has committed horrendous crimes against the Vietnamese people," she said.

They want to make it seem as though they are reasonable people, and then they support one of the most horrendous outrages against life, partial birth abortion".

What Broadway really needs is public and critical acclaim for dramas that explain to theatergoers how a madman in the 20th century was able to lead Nazi Germany to commit horrendous crimes against humanity.

He had such a strong regular season last year, but then faltered in the post-season and ultimately cost the team a chance at the Super Bowl with his horrendous performance against the Panthers.

A government spokeswoman dug into Vietnam's well-honed arsenal of political oratory and fired back, accusing the United States of "horrendous crimes against the Vietnamese people" and Mr. McCain himself of violating "the norms of morality".