Sentence examples for particularly bad year from inspiring English sources

In 1976, a particularly bad year, the band was arrested.

Among the other countries, this was a particularly bad year for Russia and Turkey, which registered the sharpest declines in Internet freedom from the previous year.

As for the quarterback who nobody else may want, this is a particularly bad year to be looking for a quarterback.

Like many others around here, she noted that 2012 has been a particularly bad year in the marriage of nature and humankind.

One particularly bad year, when everything went wrong, the garden echoed our despair and filled on its own with poisonous things: nightshade and jimson weed and nettle.

But this has been a particularly bad year for bureaucrats who manage large and unwieldy state contracts as well as for the motorists who are at their mercy.

"It's kind of like snow," said Wiley McFarland, 83, a longtime rancher and community leader who wearily recalls pitchforking thousands of the plants out of his irrigation ditches and cattle corrals during particularly bad years.

Even before the Red Riding trilogy, we'd already been here: to gritty hour-long-but-really-it-flies-by drama series, all named after particularly bad years to be living in England.

It's not that we've had a succession of particularly bad years, 12-month periods of arbitrary and abstract time colluding among themselves to ruin things for everyone else.

Because of the "thin coverage," plus the $75 to $100 service charge per claim, the costs don't add up in your favor unless you have a particularly bad repair year.

Despite this blaze and wildfires this summer in Arizona, Colorado and Idaho, 2013 isn't a particularly bad fire year so far, with 3.4 million acres burned nationwide.