Sentence examples for personal trough from inspiring English sources
Cook was replaced by Eoin Morgan in December after three and a half years in the job when a personal trough of form during the 5-2 defeat in Sri Lanka proved terminal to his hopes of making the tournament.
Thanks to his personal trough of only 638 runs in 27 innings since he made a century against New Zealand at Headingley in May 2013 and his team's 10-match winless streak, people have been queuing up to criticise the England captain.
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The fact that the younger Mr. Harding even put his morning bagel on his expense account, not to mention up to $250,000 in larger items, suggests he may have gotten the idea somewhere that the public trough was his own personal banquet hall.
At a time when the rest of the art market is drawing in its horns, Christie's is going back to the Hollywood trough to offer up personal effects of dead celebrities ranging from Marilyn Monroe Marilyn Monroe and John Lennon John Lennon to Jack Benny Jack Benny and Errol Flynn Errol Flynn, and the offerings are pretty skimpy.
In this trough are plenty more, like Bob Diamond, Barclays supremo, who recently hoovered a personal package worth £63m.
After seven years of planning — done with a team in Australia and largely in secret — Mr. Cameron strode up to his sleek 24-foot-long craft, folded his frame into a steel personal capsule just 43 inches wide and plummeted through miles of icy darkness into a trough known as the Challenger Deep.
Isn't it nice when personal interests come to coincide with long-held principles, so that we can now bury our noses in the trough with clean consciences.
And there was Ms. Braun portraying that duo as having cynically fed from the public trough, straining to make a virtue of her own, longer history of government jobs not having produced similar personal riches.
