Sentence examples for poor notice from inspiring English sources

(The AP has also given "The Dark Knight Rises" a poor notice).

The show received poor notices and closed after one performance.

But the show's one-week tryout in Stamford, Conn., in March, received poor notices.

If a show was in previews, had received poor notices or had been running for a while, she would offer to fill some seats.

"Footloose" opened in October 1998 at an estimated cost of $6.5 million and to a bushel of poor notices, with a few good ones mixed in.

Poor notices, including the New York Times declaring it a "thrill-free singing theme-park ride", meant that the Broadway production never entirely got going.

This is Los Angeles, where the city's "official" 50-foot tree was lighted last week by Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa with little need for crowd control, and the debut of a more extravagant, multimedia one at a new entertainment complex got scant coverage in the mainstream news media and poor notices on blogs.

It received poor notices but was a financial success, confirming the popularity of the Tracy–Hepburn pairing.

O'Brien often received poor notices during the early years of Late Night, and Jon Pareles of The New York Times pronounced the Max Weinberg 7 as the "saving grace" of the show.

Some poor notices for the album itself from the British pop weeklies upset Bono during the tour, and one from Sounds bothered him so much that insulted the reviewer by name during a show in Portsmouth.

His own attempt at direction in Stratford, for Richardson's Macbeth in 1952, was much less successful, with poor notices for the star and worse ones for the director.