Sentence examples for old cack from inspiring English sources

For a few years, Alexander Armstrong seemed prepared to put his name to any old cack.

"I need to get in all the right names and stuff," she says, typing a load of old cack with two fingers over 12 hours for some poor bastard subeditor to hack into shape.

First, it was starting to look as if a celebrity could get any old cack funded through Kickstarter if they had a big enough fanbase, and she's the first to discover that this isn't the case.

I looked fondly at the impossibly square controllers and my old 3D glasses, now with a cack-handed Sellotape repair job and in a bit of a sorry state.

They managed to quell talk of what may have been a divisive and cack-handed protest – staying away from Old Trafford for the first 10 minutes of the match – and instead, with the game won, unleashed wave after wave of highly vocal anti-Glazer chants and a series of banners that will have been received loud and clear by the global TV audience.

The organisation has had its triumphs, such as curbs on payday lenders, but its standing never recovered from a cack-handed briefing to a newspaper over an inquiry into old insurance policies in 2014.

They've got us eating cack.

What sort of cack handed complement is this?

Imagine being in a restaurant and having to endure that awful cack.

There's a purity to her determination to deliberately spout wrongheaded cack.

It was a marketing masterstroke really, because the rest of their songs were cack.