Sentence examples for my very worst from inspiring English sources

I remember the friend who cooked meals and the friend who would come when I was housebound and at my very worst, to entertain the kids all day long, creating disco parties at home.

Deadlines being what they are, I can say nothing about last night's most interesting programme, Celebrity Love Island (ITV1), other than that I hope it lived up to my very worst expectations.

And then Jessica from work would hear about all the good I was doing on top of being an incredible ballerina and she'd be like, "Arrgh!" Yes, if I were a ballerina, even my very worst enemies would have to admit: Damn, she's good at what she does.

"I've had three of my best races in London and two of my very worst.

My very worst experience is worth noting.

I know, though, that the right sort of exercise will help with my symptoms in the long run, and help prevent problems in the future, so I do chair exercises, which I find that I can manage on all except my very worst days.' (class 72) A great deal of modelling and advice drew on the concept of gaining and retaining a positive attitude.

I treasured my friendship with her, even at a time when my anger at my father for surviving my mother was at its very worst, and my treatment of him consisted largely of sullen avoidance.

If you're a private school parent, you've perhaps keyed in on the parts about arson, bullying and the gun and overlooked the fact that once I got on an accelerated track, away from my city's very worst schools, I was the recipient of a life-changing education.

Because this means that I get to chuck a deuces to the year that showcased the very best and the very worst of my post-collegiate, young-ish adulthood, Miranda Priestly wannabe-assistant self.

The very worst was two years ago, when my daughter started kindergarten at the same time my son started preschool.

My relative has come to embody some of the very worst excesses of Australian colonial history.