Sentence examples for scandalous from from inspiring English sources

If Monaco's deflected first goal from the impressive Geoffrey Kondogbia carried a hint of good fortune, the second and third from Dimitar Berbatov and Yannick Ferreira-Carrasco were nothing short of scandalous from Arsenal's point of view.

In 2004, Mis-Teeq toured the United States and released their debut single "Scandalous" from their American self-titled debut, a compilation of the albums Lickin' On Both Sides and Eye Candy.

Eventually, Hastert and the GOP were sent into the congressional minority after the Foley sex scandal and concurrent Cunningham bribery scandal combined with scandalous revelations from lobbyist Jack Abramoff.

Others more qualified will sort out the winners and losers from today's Murdoch hearings, but one clear winner emerged, at least for now: Piers Morgan, whose book about his experiences as a newspaper editor (for a time at News of the World), "The Insider: The Private Diaries of a Scandalous Decade," from 2005, will likely get a sales boost from its bit part in the cross-examination.

(Grode) 'Lucky Guy' (in previews; opens on April 1) In New York City in the mid-1980s, the sight of Mike McAlary, the squinty-eyed, thick-mustached Irishman, looking out from a newsstand was a sign that he had unearthed yet another scandalous tidbit from the police beat.

Mr Tzouliadis has unearthed scandalous nuggets from the American archives.

Kipling would have felt quite at home, teasing a little scandalous gossip from the ladies.

Would New Yorkers be willing to overlook his scandalous fall from Congress?

Nor did they find much to admire in a recent scandalous text from Russia, Vladimir Sorokin's "Blue Lard".

The dialogue and details are so real, at times it felt like a scandalous email from a troubled friend.

It has been about a year since John Galliano's scandalous departure from Christian Dior — and still no successor has been announced.