Sentence examples for on a pathetic from inspiring English sources
That could sound the death knell for the archaic electoral college which handed him the job thanks to trade union votes on a pathetic turn-out even though his brother had won among MPs and party members.
Even in the good times my standard promise was to start juniors on a pathetic salary with the proviso that if they worked hard by the end of training it may have progressed to merely disgraceful.
Food kiosks and a carnival-like atmosphere, along with a driving rain, kept the audience milling about until the show reopened, when families lined up for ridiculously slow rides on a pathetic white Ferris wheel in front of a four-story apartment house typical of 1980s East Berlin.
She didn't know how clueless she was about reality television, and she didn't know why she shouldn't be proud to be the veteran actress on a pathetic show like "Room and Bored".
As an example, there's Stanley Kubrick's "2001 A Space Odyssey" — this would be kind of a pathetic joke on a little screen.
In a nutshell, the Denver Broncos' 41-23 victory against the Giants came down to Moreno on his own outrushing the Giants by 93 to a pathetic 23 (on 19 attempts) and scoring two touchdowns running wide right in front of assorted family and friends Sunday at MetLife Stadium.
75 min: Pepe should be sent off for a pathetic scythe on Hamsik.
Her Grammy-winning ballad "The House That Built Me" paved the way for her most pop-rock turn yet, "Four the Record" (RCA Nashville) of last year, which still flashes her acerbic wit; as she barks to a pathetic paramour on "Baggage Claim, "When you hit the ground, check the lost and found/'Cause it ain't my problem now".
Her Grammy-winning ballad, "The House That Built Me," paved the way for her most pop-rock turn yet, "Four the Record" (RCA Nashville) of 2011, which still flashes her acerbic wit; as she barks to a pathetic paramour on "Baggage Claim," "When you hit the ground, check the lost and found/ 'Cause it ain't my problem now".
Her Grammy-winning ballad, "The House That Built Me," paved the way for her most pop-rock turn yet, "Four the Record" (RCA Nashville), of 2011, which flashes her acerbic wit; as she barks to a pathetic paramour on "Baggage Claim," "When you hit the ground, check the lost and found/ 'Cause it ain't my problem now".
The Bobcats stumbled to a pathetic 18-64 recond on court last season, the team's first.
