Sentence examples for nasty spate from inspiring English sources
The system was first put into place by order of the government in 1973, after a nasty spate of airline hijackings.
Instead, she explains, her career was waylaid by a spate of nasty reviews for her second one-woman show.
Teams have attacked this Achilles heel, sometimes going too far which has led to a spate of nasty injuries like those sustained in recent seasons by Eduardo and Aaron Ramsey.
Is he in line with the GOP's recent spate of nasty misogyny and anti-abortion spew?
A spate of particularly nasty computer viruses recently hit the UK, traced to a writer called 'the Black Baron'.
About 30 of those who escaped from Abu Ghraib were commanders with the "Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant", a particularly nasty Sunni group responsible for a spate of recent attacks across the country, and that has ambitions across the border in Syria.
But after a spate of debacles at big Swiss companies -- sudden collapses, nasty earnings surprises, management blunders and embarrassing leaks about high pay and benefits -- shareholders are growing restive, demanding more information and more accountability.
He bears a nasty grudge against his native country after so long abroad, grumble other government mouthpieces.The reason for this sudden spate of spurious insinuation?
There was a spate of such letters.
There has been a spate of assassinations.
