Sentence examples for real lousy from inspiring English sources

But an ambulance makes a Real lousy shortcut.

"If you have a real lousy dresser, then people are bitching".

"It was a real, real lousy day for Agbayani," Mets Manager Bobby Valentine said.

"There seems to be a real lousy correlation between where we're spending our dollars and disease burden," Representative Bill Cassidy (R LA) told Collins at one roundtable, suggesting that the agency commits too much funding to AIDS research and not enough to Alzheimer's, relative to the projected impact of the two diseases.

She maintains that men make lousy real estate brokers because they do not pay attention to their clients' wish lists, which in her case specified a driveway (she kept getting parking tickets in Prospect-Leffert Gardens), a serious front porch and closet space for a family of eight.

8 P.M. (HBO) MR. POPPER'S PENGUINS (2011) Jim Carrey -- his limbs not quite as elastic in this comeback vehicle, directed by Mark Waters -- manages not to be upstaged by a half-dozen flightless birds as he plays Popper, a real estate wheeler-dealer and lousy father who ends up with a strange bequest from his own lousy dad.

5 P.M. (HBO2) MR. POPPER'S PENGUINS (2011) Jim Carrey — his limbs not quite as elastic in this comeback vehicle, directed by Mark Waters — manages not to be upstaged by a half-dozen flightless birds as he plays Popper, a real estate wheeler-dealer and lousy father who ends up with a strange bequest from his own lousy dad.

7 P.M. (HBO Family) MR. POPPER'S PENGUINS (2011) Jim Carrey, below — his limbs not quite as elastic in this comeback vehicle, directed by Mark Waters — manages not to be upstaged by a half-dozen flightless birds as he plays Popper, a real estate wheeler-dealer and lousy father who ends up with a strange bequest from his own lousy dad.

The South Korean experience shows that "real name" policies are a lousy idea, and privacy threats are only one reason.

As he tells it, the real deal killer was the lousy air-conditioning; the place was so hot during the peak summer season that hundreds of customers walked in and out.

But it's a lousy recipe for real art, which is supposed to be interested in the humanity of all its subjects, not just the ones who didn't work for Rumsfeld's Department of Defense.