Sentence examples for nasty events from inspiring English sources
He has set up a number of commissions, inquiries and trials that purport to seek out the truth about a variety of nasty events in Kenya over the past few years: ethnic cleansing in the Rift Valley; the murder of a popular foreign minister, Robert Ouko; the Goldenberg scam; the murder, at first covered up, of a British tourist, Julie Ward.
Barton has received eight red cards in his professional career and a number of well-documented and nasty events off the pitch have added to his reputation as one of football's bad boys.
But the chances that flight will be delayed and made less pleasant because of the aftermath of the nasty events of Sept. 11, well, that's pretty much a certainty.
This time, we address a pretty nasty event.
It's got a nasty event in the middle and some very bad language.
Either way, he went on to experience some nasty event (anything from tripping over a shoelace, via being tripped up deliberately by the beggar, to being run over by a car).The question asked of each volunteer was whether the second event was caused by the passer-by's behaviour towards the beggar.
Even if the creators of the malware only use it for click fraud, they could decide to sell the rootkit on the internet's black market, says Wiley. "It's an extreme nuisance, with the potential to turn into a really nasty event," he adds.
This particularly nasty event is akin to what you get when you pour water on a grease fire.
But barring any nasty event or much deeper correction in the stock market in general that pushes people back into gold, I'm still pretty optimistic.
El Niño, the periodic warming of the Eastern Pacific, took the rap for two nasty weather events last month: the hurricane that swept Acapulco and the blizzard that dumped up to a meter of snow over the U.S. heartland.
