Sentence examples for particularly bad has from inspiring English sources

"Well, nothing particularly bad has happened to us in the last couple of years," says Jez cautiously.

But so particularly bad has the news become that some music drops the pretense of what ought to be and tells us what is.

As George Bush welcomes Mahmoud Abbas this Friday, and Ariel Sharon the following Tuesday, the president and the two prime ministers can, if their luck holds out till then, be grateful that nothing particularly bad has happened in the month since July 1st when they celebrated taking the first steps on the road map to peace.

"The one particularly bad experience I had with a client was I went over to Stockwell to do an outcall at the client's apartment, and he'd taken a little bit of mephedrone," he says.

Or if you've had a particularly bad experience and need a virtual hug, you'll be likely to receive one, as long as every post you make isn't in the Debbie Downer category.

Last Christmas, I had a particularly bad experience with an airline that I used for my holiday travel.

His last two starts have been particularly bad, which has added to a sense of alarm.

But it's a fact of life: one particularly bad game has caused a lot go damage to me personally, to the team and to the team going forward.

The New York punch-up kicked off, Crooks recalls, after Smith had arrived in a particularly bad mood, having just been held at gunpoint by a taxi driver.

There are monkeys on your back and then there are gorillas, and when things are particularly bad, you have an entire zoo.

This habit is particularly bad to have if you're using mineral foundations that boast a glow-y finish.