Sentence examples for selecting rubbish from inspiring English sources
"I am sick to the back teeth of England selecting RUBBISH out-of-form batsmen in favor of good, young, talented bowlers," growls Phillip Woodger.
A casting director is always on a hiding to nothing when looking for actors who both look and move like real cricketers: the 1984 mini-series Bodyline made Don Bradman and Harold Larwood look as if they were in with a chance of being selected for the rubbish team I used to play for.
Andrew Tyrie, chair of the cross-party Treasury select committee, has also blasted the UK's "rubbish" statistics and criticised the ONS for falling behind its international peers.
"I always have a rubbish start to the year so I don't get selected for it and then have a decent run here," Marray said, laughing.
If you're absolutely rubbish at shooters – the whole aiming and firing thing – then you can simply select a class that better compliments your abilities (or lack thereof).
