Sentence examples for miserable summer from inspiring English sources

By Sasha Frere-Jones August 26, 2009 This has been a miserable summer for the New York Mets and New York weather (unless you like the idea of cross-breeding London and Houston) but the Most Unlucky Cohort of the Year has to be musicians.

The sum total of my American football experience before Last Chance U consisted of a half-watched Super Bowl and a miserable summer spent failing to work out a Megadrive John Madden game.

ERNIE EVES, Ontario's Conservative premier, was having a miserable summer even before the lights went out across Canada's most populous province on August 14th.

Tourism is enduring a miserable summer.

WHAT a miserable summer for Europe's leaders.

THIS looks like being another miserable summer for air travellers.

The miserable winter also inspired intense fantasies of the beach; so did the miserable summer of 2010.

Fewer butterflies flew in British skies in the miserable summer of 2012 than for thousands of years, leaving several species in danger of extinction from parts of the country.

The Met Office said in parts of the south-west around 150mm of rain – more than an average November – had fallen since Thursday on to ground and into rivers already swollen by a miserable summer and autumn.

And after the miserable summer of 2012, there were fewer butterflies in British skies in 2013 than for thousands of years, leaving several species in danger of extinction from parts of the country.

Oh, and expect a miserable first quarter, too.