Sentence examples for the poorly made from inspiring English sources

Archivist Bill Morgan said Ginsberg saved the poorly made sneakers, which he bought in then-communist Czechoslovakia, because their shoddy appearance illustrated the harsh realities of communism.

The school was one of the poorly made monstrosities of the Sixties and some of our lessons were taught in Portacabins because of the cracks in the concrete.

We've all seen the poorly made, shaky phone video with the black bars on the top and bottom of the video filling up half the screen.

It's made out of 14,000 of the poorly made lifejackets that surviving migrants discarded on arriving in Lesbos.

The only cars Mr. Karpel hates are those "poorly made, poorly engineered cars that are cheap and fall apart after 50,000 miles".

They say the shopping district has fallen from its glory days because of an increasingly run-down feel, restrictive parking measures and an excess of shops all selling the same poorly made apparel from downtown L.A.'s Fashion District.

At the Head of the Charles, a poorly made turn or single buoy violation can cost a first place medal.

The clothes were poorly made, he said, and the employees poorly paid.

The name means "poorly made" — I've always loved the idea of that dish.

The fault was obviously that the engine was poorly made, of cheap alloys and assembled to tolerances of "looks OK to me," the standard at American Motors.

This increases the heat of the tire, and can cause the tread to peel off, particularly if the tire is poorly made.