Sentence examples for miserable crew from inspiring English sources
Such bravery and dedication to the United States could never have been shown on the battlefield by the miserable crew who lined up to attack the special counsel.
David Cameron should go, but the real enemy is his government and party: he's just the public relations man at the front of this miserable crew of privatising vampires.
Evidently, Iñárritu believed that special effects would compromise the film, but maybe CGI is worth it if it avoids making your crew miserable?
"The crews out there are cold, wet and miserable," said Mr. Webb, the Forest Service officer, who spends his days in a damp, muddy trailer.
The tweet sent out by the National Weather Service's Aviation Weather Center suggests the experience for the passengers and crew of United Flight 3833 from Charlottesville, Virginia, was miserable.
It capped a miserable run for New York – unable to find a way through either a dogged Crew or Union defense in their previous two games, they came into this game needing to find the net at a minimum.
U.S. air travel is a miserable experience an endless stream of delays and discomforts, bad service, long lines, grumpy flight crews and groping security agents.
Clooney and his shouting, stubbled crew are sailing right for the middle of some utterly unscary CGI effects, alternating with the miserable low-tech business of wading around in a freezing tank.
Last Thursday began with typically miserable news for northern travellers, with three services cancelled for the same, infuriating reason: "due to a member of train crew becoming unavailable".
AIR travel is likely to be even more miserable in 2008 than it was this year, with growing delays, fewer choices, higher fares, dirtier airplanes and grouchier flight crews.
