Sentence examples for rubbish time from inspiring English sources

Mums almost think people will only be interested in something if they've had a rubbish time".

But, in fact, it was divided into three: the workers, the non-workers who had the time of their lives building snowmen, riding sledges and indulging in the kind of activity you normally have to go to the Alps to enjoy, and the non-workers who had a really rubbish time.

I guess you could say the cops were having a pretty rubbish time (ayoooooooooo).

If you do see somebody that is having a rubbish time, ask them how you can help them and give them a refund if they ask for one.

I just love the fact that when people have been through rubbish times in their life they are always the ones who are the most compassionate.

Sprewell played more aggressively on defense against Jamal Mashburn, whose rubbish-time points did not exactly make up for how badly he fizzled during important moments.

Total rubbish every time the Telegraph leads with a tale about admirals distraught because an aircraft carrier is up for the chop.

After all, as Bilbo himself observed in The Hobbit, Gollum had a bit of a rubbish old time of it: "…endless unmarked days without light or hope or betterment, hard stone, cold fish, sneaking and whispering".

He addressed it to a reader two centuries in the future, in the year 2025: "I cannot but fancy that some profound antiquary of your superexcellent age, while groping among the rubbish of time, may from some kennel of oblivion fish up my poor book".

Having spent the last eight years with him though, it is the same old rubbish every time.

Those Fendi sandals are unlikely to be languishing on a rubbish tip any time soon.