Sentence examples for mediocre time of from inspiring English sources

The pick of his lieutenants Mikel Nieve claimed a superb and deserved solo win in Sunday's final stage, but Froome's preferred 'plan B' rider at Le Tour, his friend Richie Porte, had a very mediocre time of it.

Ask yourself if you'd rather have 8 hours of mediocre time with him or her, or 2 hours of fantastic time together.

Elijah, who learns of Dunn's mysterious survival, feels he has to force him into action: "These are mediocre times," Elijah tells Dunn.

During a draft meeting, someone mentioned Tyree's mediocre 40-yard dash time of 4.6 seconds.

Even at a time of mediocre remakes, this update of Arthur Hiller's 1979 wedding/espionage caper stands out for its nearly complete lack of wit or imagination.

Indeed, thanks to technology and the rise of multi-channel TV it is becoming ever harder to get away with repeats or mediocre programmes at any time of day.In the 1999-2000 season the most popular thing on American broadcast TV was "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire", a game show.

At the time of receipt, that mediocre nugget of malarkey elicited a markedly angsty sigh/nostril flare/eye-roll.

After two mediocre efforts, Wise got it right at the third time of asking, scoring 97.20 in the final round to push compatriot Alex Ferreira (96.40) into second place.

A mediocre psychiatrist, a minor poet and a petty embezzler before the war, at the time of his arrest he was a grotesque mountebank.

Have the Irish looked mediocre at times in some games?

Set one of these minor talents alongside a Jane Austen or a Joseph Conrad, and it is clear we live in mediocre cultural times.