Sentence examples for the mostly miserable from inspiring English sources

Second, Ian Bell may well be – many would say that he should have been for some time, not least when he was an unused squad member during the mostly miserable World T20 campaign in Bangladesh.

Bell's inclusion in the T20 squad, which is likely to mean a first appearance in the shortest form since early 2011, is bad news for Michael Lumb, who is one of three casualties from the mostly miserable the World T20 campaign along with Jade Dernbach and Stephen Parry.

France The founders of rugby's first World Cup in the early 1950s, courtesy of the former Resistance leader Paul Barrière and the battling treizistes of the south, have retained a special love for it, as they showed in providing rare highlights of the mostly miserable 2000 tournament in Carcassonne and Perpignan.

Just think of his QB of choice, or the mostly miserable fate of his 14 draft picks last year; and unlike his (far more successful in retrospect) predecessor Mike Tannenbaum, Idzik seems unable (or unwilling) to pursue any trades (and thus produce any excitement) on Draft Day.

Eoin Morgan only needed one, helped by a misfield that was a fitting end for the West Indies to a mostly miserable tour – they will be happy to head for Florida, where they face New Zealand in two more t20 games next weekend.

I was mostly miserable during the period I was day trading.

He spent two and a half mostly miserable seasons with the Los Angeles Clippers, battling injuries and weight issues, before being traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers last February.

Belichick endured five mostly miserable seasons as the coach in Cleveland, held two jobs as an assistant coach, then was hired by New England and connected with Tom Brady.

When political changes forced Leonardo to leave Milan in 1512, he (and Salaì) stayed with the Melzi family outside the city, before moving on to pass three mostly miserable years in Rome.

The settlement was nonetheless a high point of another mostly miserable season, along with Johan Santana's no-hitter, the first in team history, and R. A. Dickey's Cy Young Award-winning season.

After three mostly miserable nights of competition, the American team had only three medals, a silver by the shot-putter Christian Cantwell and bronzes by Walter Dix in the 100 meters and Shalane Flanagan in the 10,000.