Sentence examples for miserable piece from inspiring English sources

Thursday actually you miserable piece of...Just kidding, Clive.

Updated at 2.45pm GMT 2.37pm GMT Caroline Lucas, the Green MP, says this is a "mean and miserable piece of legislation from a mean and miserable government".

His third ball is a miserable piece of filth – short, wide, 80mph and belaboured through the off side for four by Duminy.

Piece by miserable piece he was laying out my future, and it was dank and cheerless and lonesome and more horrible than even my present, and suddenly listening to him was unbearable.

But they're determined to hold on to their miserable piece of earth, which, for them — and for us, as art — is as close to paradise as anyone could imagine.

Green Party MP Caroline Lucas said: "Isn't the truth of this that it's a mean and miserable piece of legislation from a mean and miserable government?" Sarah Teather, who was replaced as an education minister in last autumn's government reshuffle, said she would oppose the bill "with a heavy heart" because it was "disingenuous" to try to "find someone to blame for our own woes".

If all goes well the miserable, slimy piece of cow dung will be convicted of everything".

In scenes that will shock the Conservative party he has just pledged to support, Mr Desmond branded the Telegraph chief executive, Jeremy Deedes, a "miserable little piece of shit" and said Germans were "all Nazis".

Could you please sit down so we can start the meeting?" "Don't you tell me to sit down, you miserable little piece of shit," Mr Desmond said, before he launched what witnesses described as "a stream of foul-mouthed abuse, both personal and general".

She looked miserable after her first piece, stepping off the landing strip as she landed her vault, and stalking away grimly.

Nick Paumgarten wrote a piece on miserable commutes for The New Yorker two years before I even got my driver's license, at age twenty-five.