Sentence examples for poor moment from inspiring English sources

There was only one poor moment, when Spurs threw away their lead just before half-time.

In any case, with so much of our own campaign up for sale this season, it seems like a poor moment for sanctimony.

However, with a resurgent Russia, this is a poor moment for the US-led West to be weak in resolve and muscle.

It is true, as he and his allies argue, that the convulsions of the global economy make this a poor moment for Labour to be, or seem, preoccupied with its poll ratings; indeed, the worse the economic news gets, the stronger this argument will seem.

It was a very Robin Hood, rob from the rich to give to the poor, moment.

I didn't play a lot worse after that but I had two legs with very poor moments and that gave him confidence and I never should do that".

Australia coach Michael Cheika told BBC Sport: "In attack and defence we had some good moments and some poor moments, which is exactly what I imagined would happen.

It's about the family, helping the poor, a moment where you might pause and reflect on your life".

Today's "poor Sony" moment comes to us in the form of an iPod visualizier/game called Musika, the first such app from Sony BMG for the iPod.

Sexton's injury may have gone down to sprinting after a poor kick moments before, but the Picamoles tackle didn't help and he was forced off the field.

But because the series of minute shape changes from wrapped to unwrapped is unavoidable, the work's implications were tragic news for every alas-poor-Yorick moment of great drama.