Sentence examples for poor pieces from inspiring English sources

Alfreton Town manager Nicky Law told BBC Sport: "It was two poor pieces of defending from us, but we still had chances on the counter-attack in the first half.

"When I try to explain to people what happens at the end of a legislative session — and the very poor pieces of legislation that emerge — they're shocked," Sen. Lois Wolk (D-Davis) told me three years ago when she sponsored a bill similar to Proposition 54.

The conductor may have hacked the poor piece to bits.

It is a particularly poor piece of television and does not represent the area accurately at all," he told BBC Radio Humberside.

As it happens, I thought it was a poor piece of scholarship, long on generalised speculations, short on facts.

After separating from her husband, she, Enatnesh and another daughter, Adelogne, then just 4, moved to a small, poor piece of land belonging to Mrs. Alehegn's family.

77 min Ireland burst down field with aggression and intent, and then a poor piece of handling produces a knock-on and it is scrum Wales.

Yet with the conditions in Manila particularly windy, his papal skullcap was blown off completely; the poor piece of material barely got to see any of the Philippines before being whisked off, potentially never to be seen again.

33rd over: England 96-1 (Cook 42, Bopara 17) Gayle switches around the wicket, and after Cook works a single to leg, Gayle snarls as Lionel Baker produces a poor piece of ground fielding at cover, gifting Bopara four runs.

Polls have shown that only one in ten academics on some campuses vote Republican: maybe they need to be made more "diverse".At the bottom, affirmative action comes down to a poor piece of social policy and a profoundly illiberal principle.

6th over: Netherlands 37-1 (need 176 to win and 151 to qualify; Kervezee 15, Zuiderent 8) The outstanding Umar Gul replaces Aamer (2-0-16-1), but another really poor piece of fielding by Tanvir at short fine leg allows a Zuiderent inside-edge to go for four.