Sentence examples for nasty right from inspiring English sources

"It's disgustingly dirty, it's really nasty right now," she said.

"Just a quick, nasty right to left putt that slid by," he said.

"It should be pretty nasty right now," he said as he sat in his car, applying the gel.

Saying that high-street stores shouldn't "facilitate" certain human beings having access to clothing, in order to make them really understand how unacceptable they are as people, is pretty nasty, right?

The Bishop of St Asaph, Gregory Cameron, who also signed the letter along with the Bishop of Bangor, Andy John, added: "There have been attempts to portray the End Hunger Fast campaign in one form or another as 'loony lefties attack nasty right'.

Nasty, right?

Yet he remains such an intensely partisan animal that he will automatically support any football team playing a country, like Croatia, that had a nasty right-wing past.

Flemish nationalism, they argue, is an intrinsically nasty right-wing ideology that embraced Hitler's Nazis enthusiastically; the Vlaams Blok is just its most extreme expression.

Andy Burnham, the former cabinet minister and leadership contender who was today's star visitor for Labour, duly hammered away at the official message, that hard-working motorists and families were being betrayed by yet more broken promises from Nick Clegg and the Lib Dems, as they failed to rein in the nasty right-wing tendencies of the Conservatives.

Lucky for them, they won't have to face Hernandez, the nasty right-hander who blanked them on one hit — Albert Pujols' shattered-bat single in the first inning — and struck out seven batters in 5 1/3 innings to close with a 15-6 record and an AL-low 2.14 earned-run average.

"It's a nasty feeling right now".