Sentence examples for sounds crap from inspiring English sources

Call me a showbiz wanker (if you're reading online, there's a whole section below entirely designed for that purpose) but, to me, that job sounds crap – though recruitment must have been enormously helped by the efforts the film, publishing and TV industries have made to glamorise it.

Describing what he thought of as the over-production of the album Sergeant described it as "an overcooked fish" in 1987; bass guitarist Les Pattinson said, "I like the songs, just hated the mixes"; and in 1995 McCulloch said, "It still sounds crap".

If you want to make a record that doesn't sound crap it costs quite a bit of money – money that you won't necessarily make back.

But if you DJ records, they're like tools: they're going to look shit and they're going to sound crap at some point and it's best you have two copies of one, or three, or maybe more of the ones you really like, so you can save one to sound good and to use the other ones to play them out.

The keyboard runs $46.00, so the onboard stuff probably sounds like crap.

Once you've found what you're looking for, it plays via the external speaker (which, sadly, sounds like crap) or via the included earbuds.

And it's not just about the calls: the iPhone sounds like crap, but people lust after it for it's other features.

But THM are keen to avoid the term "skate art show" because let's face it, that sounds like crap.

It would sound absolutely crap.'" The score, it became clear, is just a prompt, and thereafter "the band make it up," says Bankes-Jones.

But it'll sound like crap.

"After years of playing concerts, we found out that everyone was half deaf, and the headphones at the time sounded like crap.