Sentence examples for miserable set from inspiring English sources

But they face a miserable set of financial circumstances.

But it turns out we're the seventh least miserable set of fans in the Football League.

As everybody remembers from 1998 in France, the American team was a miserable set of whiners and incompetents.

Becoming Strangers was distinguished not only by its large slug of cynicism, but by the compassion and humour Dean brought to a thoroughly miserable set of affairs and people.

"In the movie when Hoover says, 'Take off the white gloves,' what he means is, turn informants using extortion, round up innocent family members and make their lives miserable, set aside habeas corpus, be pre-emptive," he said.

"Congratulations, Ireland!" exclaimed Jyrki Katainen, the new European commissioner for growth and jobs, as he unveiled another miserable set of forecasts for the European economy this week.While Germany, France and Italy, the biggest economies in the euro zone, look set for a sluggish 2015, at least the Celtic Tiger is roaring again.

When his old cronies arrive to pay their respects, they immediately ascertain that their dead friend must be miserable and set about making him feel comfortable.

Monfils has exploded into life after that miserable second set and he is tap-dancing all over Murray's hopes and dreams.

It was a breathtaking performance of true beauty, but the band weren't happy; they later apologised for what they called "a thoroughly miserable experience" set in the light (they were promised they could perform in the dark).

Monday morning on a half-filled Court 2, No. 19 seed Jelena Jankovic recovered from a miserable first set to defeat 82nd-ranked Patricia Mayr-Achleitner 1-6, 6-1, 7-5, montog onthethe second round of the French Open far less easily than she might have anticipated.

"I have no problem with the theoretical analysis," he says, but  it is "a miserable, crummy set of data".