Sentence examples for pathetic day from inspiring English sources

Clemens does not want to get invited to a Congressional hearing this month and plead some baseball version of the Fifth Amendment, the way Mark McGwire did on that pathetic day in March 2005, when he kept mumbling that the past was the past.

So, please, just laugh at my pathetic day.

But most of us are way too wimpy to put needles through our noses, and we'd lose our pathetic day jobs if we got liberty spikes or facial tattoos".

Coach Tom Coughlin, who ripped the Giants' run game (which totaled 29 yards) as "pathetic" Sunday and called out the offensive line for its poor performance, remained baffled Monday about his team's mental acuity, or lack of it, against Philadelphia.

In May this year Peru's outgoing government announced a pathetic 60-day "declaration of emergency".

Amazingly, Gordon Brown's apology was not even the most pathetic of the day, with that honour held by Sky reporter Niall Paterson.

Rather than leaving it there, though, the Romney campaign added some more derogatory comments: His attempts to distract from his listless campaign and the conservative backlash caused by his suggestion that keeping President Obama would be better than electing a Republican are becoming sadder and more pathetic by the day.

But Labour leader Ed Miliband branded the PM's position a "pathetic excuse" on Wednesday.

The supposed student uprising at Syracuse University landed with a predictable and pathetic thud on Sunday, as only a handful of the 4,000 graduating students took off their caps and gowns in the planned symbolic protest of JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon's commencement speech.

My four or five kills a day is pathetic!

That pathetic run could end on Saturday lunchtime, Wednesday having won 1-0 at Hillsborough earlier in the season.