Sentence examples for to crappy from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of very poor quality; unpleasant; distasteful.
- That is such a crappy car.
An online forum dedicated to crappy offices is interesting in this respect.
It therefore equips web readers with a granular way of responding to crappy design and greedy, ad-stuffed pages.
If people move to Texas—such critics murmur it's because they are happy with crappy.Americans don't move to crappy places, retorts Mr Perry.
We went to crappy discos in church halls, where we danced to protest songs like "Stand Down Margaret," by the Beat, and "Ghost Town," by the Specials, and "We Don't Need that Fascist Groove Thang," by Heaven 17.
While this is definitely one to file under "guilty pleasures", there is some substance to Swingtown beyond its endless period detail (kids glued to crappy sci-fi shows; flared white trouser-suits; elaborately stocked bars in the corners of living rooms).
That's because, he explained, "promiscuity leads to crappy products".
Not just another way to be crappy to one another.
"We probably pulled more fish out of that hole than there are in the whole lake," Mr. Davis said, with a knowing nod to crappies' powers of regeneration.
It is good to get crappy ones and twos to learn with.
I used to think that if I surrendered to my crappy circumstances, I'd never change my life.
You don't want to put crappy output tubes in your amp to save some money.
