Sentence examples for mediocre over the from inspiring English sources
Many of the things that helped them to their strong start this season — most notably a prolific and balanced offense — have looked mediocre over the past two games.
But those who want to judge Scott and praise Jordan should remember that even with Jordan, the Nets were mediocre over the second half of last season.
And the seafood burrito was mediocre, with overcooked, over-the-hill shrimp muscling the other ingredients into the background.
And then there was Giles; in four mediocre overs he had conceded 32 runs; his next six produced five wickets.
Ever since it began to unabashedly take on the mores of the fashion world in the mid-nineteen-eighties, a time when dealers and collectors became the market's real concern and mediocre pundits took over the field that Clement Greenberg and Harold Rosenberg had let go fallow because of death or exhaustion, the art world has struggled to find, or to reclaim seriousness.
I listened to mediocre cum jokes from an over-the-hill, twice-demoted middle manager after he had one too many scotch-and-waters at the company sales meetings.
Rewarding what has been frankly mediocre achievement over the past year at the center of excellence betrays the mission statement of St George's Park and what it represents.
And this is the crux of the matter – the NFL may be happy to keep sending mediocre teams over the Atlantic because the crowds still roll in.
Together, he said, they had "carved up a few mutually detested writers and mediocre politicians" over the years -- but in the end we learn that anger was a front for "some sort of transcendent idea, which is love".
His dozen funds have, as a group, put in a mediocre performance over the past five years while charging 2.5% in fees nearly double the industry average, the Morningstar ratings service says.
And though the victories were over mediocre opponents, the team's performances have added to the already heightened expectations for a fantastic run through the tournament.
