Sentence examples for miserable records from inspiring English sources

Twelve times it led to a losing season, and often it foreshadowed spectacularly miserable records: 3-11 in 1976; 2-12 in 1974 2-10-2 2-10-2 2-10-2 5-11 in 1964.

The nation should not forget their miserable record.

Germany and France have been especially keen on such meddling, which has a miserable record of success.

Zardari's miserable record in office is often used as proof that his predecessor's era was much better.

"I don't blame people at all for being skeptical in view of the diocese's miserable record," he said.

Poland's miserable record at the Euros is a slightly misleading statistic however, because this is only the second time they've been involved in one.

That may help explain why in the last three elections, New York ranked 47th out of the 50 states and the District of Columbia in average voter turnout — a miserable record.

The miserable record of its social spending deprives firms of well-nourished, well-schooled workers, and saps the political will for reform.

Stafford did his best to maintain his miserable record against this team, throwing two picks and losing a fumble in the red zone.

In the shorts category the Bagger has a miserable record, so best keep that lucky coin handy and do a lot of flipping.

United visit Stamford Bridge 14 points behind the leaders, Arsenal, and needing to improve on a miserable record against the teams above them – in seven matches against the top six they have won just once.