Sentence examples for sloppily put from inspiring English sources

"But I think that the rule is sloppily put together and not organized right.

Immediately, I knew that I had written part of that sloppily, to put it generously: The study didn't include all cancers.

He set up a blind trust for his investments, but sloppily so, managing to put thousands of dollars into a biotech company that was developing a drug to treat avian flu just as he pushed for federal financing to battle the disease.

Don't put your art pens sloppily in your handbag, place them in the proper container.

Many army bands used to play the salute sloppily and it was Mr. White who put a stop to that, by standardizing the F.-and-r. salute.

— BEN ROTHENBERG After ending the first set with exclamation points, Williams started sloppily in the second, hitting three unforced forehand errors to put herself down 15-40 On the first break point, Williams hit a strong first serve which many applauded, but the ball was called long.

Near the end of the first half, the Jets blew two touchdown opportunities, the first when Testaverde put no zip on a pass to Fred Baxter, who sloppily stepped out of bounds for an incompletion that, had the ball been caught in bounds, would have been an easy touchdown.

When they finally caught up with her, their shared voices came together....manufacturing my own obstacles... making excuses... and instead pledge to wake each day...and pursue my goals and dreams... until they put me in the grave... the last line was delivered a bit sloppily, because it made people uncomfortable, so she made them repeat it clearly.

And because I could make the soul sound in my sleep, it finally gave me a platform to put the message that my parents put inside of me and that Dead Prez helped to get out of me and Mos Def and [Talib] Kweli, they helped to get out of me: I was able to put it, sloppily rap it, on top of the platform that Jay-Z had created for me.

When the strands are "insulted," as my doctor put it, the ones leading to the upper face often heal first and best; those serving the lower face can take longer and sometimes reattach sloppily to the wrong neuronal partners.

Imagine if you ran your house so sloppily that you spent as much money putting out grease and waste basket fires as you did on your mortgage, or if your electrical system routinely shorted out and instead of hiring an electrician you simply bought more fire extinguishers!