He left in 2008 to run ill-fated Project Kangaroo, the online TV service developed by BBC Worldwide, ITV and Channel 4, but left after four months when it became apparent competition authorities were set to block its launch.
Earlier this season, against the Giants, the Eagles' next playoff opponent, his passes were inaccurate, his runs ill-advised.
When police recently charged Chuwit Kamolvisit, the owner of six massage parlours, with running ill-disguised brothels, he angrily revealed the millions of dollars in bribes he had been paying to Bangkok's duplicitous officers to avoid just such an occurrence.
As a run of ill fortune, it echoes the fate of the England rugby team that defeated Australia in the World Cup final in 2003.
Mr. Levine said that after a long run of ill health, operations and rehabilitation therapy, he felt fortunate to get the chance to return to doing what he loves and feels most cut out for: making music.
Their run of ill fortune briefly abated when Australia won the toss but soon returned as two wickets fell in the first 19 balls.
In one bleak run of ill-fortune he lost 72 nights in a row.
How about something fun, after this run of ill-starred heroines?
In the long run our ills are traceable to the monster of new-classical economics, as well as the power of vested interests.
In the early 1980's, Ms. Brown noticed that several cats in a shelter that she ran were ill with a disease that looked to her like AIDS.
Political sensitivities about private-equity ownership run high witness ill-thought-out European attempts to regulate private equity and hedge funds.
