Sentence examples for the ignominy of it from inspiring English sources

The ignominy of it: the golden girl..

Unfortunately, we weren't the only ones with that idea: just ahead of us in the queue for the car park was another solar-red MGF - the ignominy of it!

In the Eighties, she survived a hoax assassination attempt, an intruder in her bedroom and the ignominy of It's a Royal Knockout.

In 1981 few countries considered Greece to be suitable for membership of the club, but none dared to incur the ignominy of vetoing it.

Jos Buttler says that England are desperate to avoid avoid the ignominy of defeats in every international, saying "it's not a tag anyone would like".

After the Boise murder trial, he had come to believe, It is to the ignominy of the Socialist Party and the Socialist Labor Party that they have so seldom joined forces with the I.W.W. in these desperate political struggles.

There are some big clubs fighting to leave the ignominy of English football's third tier behind and it is no wonder tension is building.

"Mr. Galliano has added to the ignominy of his words with the cowardice of a denial," it said in a statement.