The sad passing of another revered Thatcher, the much-loved cat belonging to transport minister John Baird, who had sent an inexpertly constructed text to a friend saying the animal, named after the Iron Lady, had passed away.
Someone was resourceful enough to have them stuffed, albeit somewhat inexpertly.
A tour of the museum of Palazzo Venezia in Rome, in the brief window of opportunity between siesta and cocktail hour, reveals an art display that is inexpertly lit and explained with tiny, typewritten notes in Italian.
George Brandis, the attorney-general, followed in the prime minister's footsteps just days later, fumbling so inexpertly through a television interview about the policy as to drive online fun-pokers to put together a video of his stutterings.
At one point, he was forced to go into hiding behind granny glasses, inexpertly dyed orange hair and a goatee.It was easier then to be a cartoonist in South Africa.
Most such customers use lawyers infrequently, choose them inexpertly and find it hard to complain about what they get; all too often that means paying fat fees for poor service.A sweeping new reform that is spreading through England and Wales (and is likely in Scotland too) should change that.
We both ordered pizza quattro formaggi, and I gamely but inexpertly tried to follow his lead by eating it with my fingers.
They worked on the number all afternoon, with Elvis accompanying himself inexpertly on his own beat-up little guitar.
McCann recounts Victor's night with Rudi in a single thirty-six-page sentence, an inexpertly executed run-on.
Inexpertly, he put the rubber on himself and then spat on his hand and pawed Polina clumsily in preparation.
In her first self-portrait en femme, she is "quite excited, curious and happy with herself, like a teenaged girl who has locked herself inside the bathroom in order to covertly and inexpertly, hence all the more earnestly apply her elder sister's makeup".
