Sentence examples for nasty day from inspiring English sources
It was a nasty day, a long, ugly game.
"It was a nasty day, but it's a day we want to remember," he said.
Still, the numbers do not hint of Feeley's presence and assurance on a nasty day of bitter cold and swirling wind.
In Marotti's first season at Notre Dame, the Irish opened against defending national champion Michigan on a humid and nasty day.
"It was a very nice, very sunny day -- a nasty day to be arrested," he told Horace Freeland Judson in an interview for Mr. Judson's 1979 book, "The Eighth Day of Creation".
He won on a nasty day -- sun, rain, rain, sun, cool breezes throughout -- in a time of 5 hours 11 minutes 41 seconds, a speed of 39 kilometers an hour (24 m.p.h).
We move on from a nasty Friday night and that's it.
The trial turned nasty Friday when Martinez accused domestic violence expert Alyce LaViolette of misrepresenting herself.
Before Game 3, Iginla discussed the tone and tenor of a series that became nastier Thursday night -- with more hard hits and a few fistfights -- before moving to the Saddledome on Saturday night.
After Thursday's nasty hangover, Friday's growth report was a mild tonic for a pounding market headache.
The old valet, Seymour, wakes George with his tea & says not to go out on this nasty winter day.
