Sentence examples for pretty bad place from inspiring English sources

This was a pretty bad place for me to be.

England on the other hand look to be in a pretty bad place at the moment.

"We've got to a pretty bad place where a government is even considering repealing the Human Rights Act," she explains.

"I go up and down but at the moment I'm in a pretty bad place," she admits.

While the economy is in such a mess and Tories are freshly at each other's throats, if Labour is only attracting 34% support among people who are likely to vote, it is in a pretty bad place.

For Ross Ford, the captain, it was about as low a feeling as he could recall: "I don't think I have ever felt this bad, it is the worst feeling I have had, I'm in a pretty bad place at the moment," he said, after accepting personal responsibility that it was his throwing that caused some of the lineout problems.

"We're in a pretty bad situation," he said of NBC's last place among the networks.

All pretty bad, I would agree.

'We'd been living in downtown Birkenhead, in a place that was pretty bad.

There are a lot in developing countries, but no one talks about it because it's pretty bad for the reputation of these places.

It was pretty bad – communal showers and the type of place you didn't want to make eye-contact with the other clientele.