Sentence examples for mediocre to a from inspiring English sources

In the past decade, South Korea's film industry has staged a miraculous renaissance, going from mediocre to a standard probably higher than Britain's.

I was thinking, too, about how, in the years since I left Houston, where I grew up, it's gone from a city where the high-end restaurants were as gilded as they were mostly mediocre to a place with a world-class food scene and a rising generation of culinary stars.

"It's the mediocre-to-a-little-better-than-good, or the people who are kind of bullshit, who are the assholes".

But you don't have to be mediocre to get a big paycheck as a CEO.

You'll need to know a few tricks in order to take your night in a bio bay from mediocre to once-in-a-lifetime.

I did good, in my own standards, probably a bit mediocre to everyone else, an A*, a few As, mostly Bs and two Cs throughout school and sixth form.

The study gave virtually every state a mediocre to poor grade on a wide range of government conduct, including ethics enforcement, transparency, auditing and campaign finance reform.

FEW attributes will catapult a sports car from mediocre to memorable faster than a great engine.

According to Appel, "What would follow would be a string of mediocre to bad seasons and not a very good attraction for baseball-crazed New York fans".

Many believed RG3 rushed his rehab process only to return as a mediocre to even below-average QB.

You go, girlfriend — you go on out there and proudly bring mediocre drama to a new generation of women!