Sentence examples for ugly day from inspiring English sources
In all, it was another tense, ugly day that left diplomats in despair.
"Today is going to be a pretty ugly day," IG market analyst Chris Weston said.
"If we do not go on the wall, it will be an ugly day in America".
He was acting as if it were the end of an ugly day.
That ugly day gave Minnesota an 0-2 stand, and Coach Dennis Green criticized his team as never before.
Jeff Passan of Yahoo.com liked celebrating that slice of beauty on an ugly day, and Thomas Boswell of The Washington Post followed suit.
Rivers should come around, and if he does not, we have at least grown accustomed to ugly Monday night games.
BEIJING — The introduction of the Apple iPhone 4S in Beijing turned ugly Friday morning when Apple failed to open its flagship store and a frustrated crowd reacted by pelting the store's gleaming glass walls with eggs.
As Nadal scrapped and worried and won ugly Friday afternoon, Fognini was kicking back, his feet up and a big grin on his face, or at least that was the image in Nadal's mind.
After the 1994 riot that followed the Vancouver Canucks losing the Stanley Cup to the New York Rangers, John Masters described the crowd as: "[A] large group of citizens who don't feel that the society in which they live is theirs … For many, when the party turned ugly Tuesday, the fleeting feeling of having belonged to something was lost".
[Page A6.] A very ugly Friday began when a 21-year-old suicide bomber detonated his explosive belt about 11 30 a.m. at the main entrance to the shopping center, where many of the victims had been waiting to pass through a security check.
