Sentence examples for play dreadful from inspiring English sources

It makes no sense for us to get into a club like this and play dreadful football".

St . Louispolished off Columbus and Chicago early last week by 5-1 scores, and the power play, dreadful for most of the season, clicked for 6 goals in 13 chances.

In late spring of 2011, there were all of six days between the opening of the Eve Best/Charles Edwards "Much Ado About Nothing" at Shakespeare's Globe (wonderful) and the Catherine Tate/David Tennant West End take on the same play (dreadful, for the most part).

"We've had to make a few changes but I'm pretty comfortable with the fact that'll we'll perform well and Greg had a very good game against Fiji last time he played [at full-back]." Australia beat Fiji 34-2 in a group match played in dreadful conditions in St Helens earlier this month, but Sheens expects the Bati will be much improved in the last-four showdown.

Why can't he stick to what he's good at, playing that dreadful racket on Radio 1?

He focuses on the positive, he said, because working in baseball is a gift, even for those like him who played on dreadful teams.

The recent two series between England and West Indies provided examples of both, one played on dreadful wickets, the other embarrassingly inept.

The restaurant's full of knick-knacks and seashells and whatnot, so it looks the part, and they're always playing this dreadful sub-Pavarotti music.

You won't be able to make out from 'Man', played with dreadful plausibility by Ben Chaplin, who frames the action, introducing each scene.

Hummels played a dreadful pass back to his keeper, Higuaín reached it and slid the ball across for Ronaldo to finish simply.

If only he would concentrate on making the plots less ludicrous and the dialogue less excruciating, I wouldn't have had to entertain myself playing the dreadful game he spawned – spot the ethnic minority.