Sentence examples for mediocre form from inspiring English sources

Given Rooney's increasingly mediocre form, however, it was harder to make that claim on Saturday.

Strictly, his withdrawal is no great loss because he was a second-choice and in mediocre form.

His team considered pulling him from the race earlier this week after his mediocre form saw him slip out of contention.

But the largely unconvincing nature of Celtic's attempts to impose themselves - entirely in keeping with their mediocre form in recent matches - had hinted at the possibility of calamity.

Try telling that to Rory McIlroy, whose mediocre form continued with a 76. "I'm just struggling," said the Ulsterman, who was out-scored by five by his playing partner and defending champion Phil Mickelson.

The assessment is Chandler's own, tendered precisely because he was literary: "To accept a mediocre form and make something like literature out of it is in itself rather an accomplishment".

Gallas (still suffering from a troublesome calf injury) and Eric Abidal (better at left-back) form a mediocre centre-back partnership, leaving goalkeeper Hugo Lloris exposed time and time again.

It appears that when it comes to child care benchmarks the USA actually appears to be in better shape than many advocates and experts would have thought when compared to other countries or is it that the other countries are providing the same form of mediocre care as it relates to these child care benchmarks.

A whole bounty of mediocre blues-rock groups formed in the years that followed Led Zeppelin's arrival, and, paradoxically given the band's avowed influences, it's the more basic bluesy stuff within these early efforts that seem the most shallow 40-odd years later.

Australia recovered momentum by convincingly winning the Third Test by an innings, but Hassett's form had been mediocre in all three encounters, totalling 76 runs in five innings.

He finished in 36th place on stage fourteen, falling to 18th overall, 11 minutes and 30 seconds behind race leader Andy Schleck; to the press he described his form as "consistently mediocre".