Sentence examples for poor murphy from inspiring English sources
Whatever may have been in the minds of the writers, Edward Neumeier and Michael Miner, has more trouble emerging from Mr. Verhoeven's sizzling battles than poor Murphy does from his robosuit.
This is because the majority of cases are diagnosed at a late stage, when treatment is debilitating and the chances of survival are poor (Murphy et al, 2007).
He toured with us, but I'd go off after gigs alone and do interviews and stuff". Poor Brydon, outshone by Murphy even at the end.
Beckett's account of the onset of his "trouble", given in one of a series of interviews with James Knowlson when the latter was gathering material for his biography of Beckett, Damned to Fame, makes one think of the protagonists, if that is not too strenuous a word, of his early works, such as Belacqua in More Pricks Than Kicks, or the indigent Murphy, or poor skewways Watt.
However, Parks was doubly at fault for Hanrahan's 20th-minute try as his poor clearance kick fell to Johne Murphy before the ex-Scotland player left a big gap for the Munster fly-half to run in the try.
Murphy et al suggested that poor results with staples were attributable to poor technique in staple placement.
Mr Murphy added: "It's entirely unacceptable and morally wrong that the poor live nine years shorter lives than the prosperous, and are three times more likely to take their own lives.
Murphy had a gambling habit that left his finances in a poor state.
Snodgrass capitalised on some poor goalkeeping from ex-Ipswich loanee David Stockdale after excellent wing-play from the dynamic Murphy to stoop down and nod in the equaliser.
Murphy says his main job will be to raise enough money to keep the endowment-poor research institute in the scientific big leagues.
