Sentence examples for uncomfortable month from inspiring English sources

On the evidence of England's warm-up defeat by Italy, when his replacement Rangi Chase was especially hapless, that could lead to an uncomfortable month for McNamara.

There was that uncomfortable August evening in 2007 when, in the bottom of the fifth inning, Bonds hit his 756th home run, passing Hank Aaron as the home run king.

The President seemed uncomfortable last month discussing the runaway slave and abolitionist leader Frederick Douglass.

The most uncomfortable months are March, April, and May, which have significantly higher temperatures (p<0.01) and higher relative humidity (p<0.05) than the other months.

Kim's management company, AT Sports, said in a statement that her relations with Orser had been "uncomfortable" since May.

Humidity (20% in September to an uncomfortable 80% in January) depends mainly on the season and the time of day.

Richard was uncomfortable throughout the march.

but there are two big reasons to feel a little uncomfortable about the May data.

Pettitte's coming calendar includes an uncomfortable distraction in July, when Clemens's perjury trial is scheduled to begin in Washington.

Europeans are likely to find relying on Russia for their goods makes them uncomfortable.In October Russia threatened to block Western food products passing through Kazakhstan and Belarus, to enforce countersanctions that it had imposed after the West targeted Russia for its annexation of Crimea and incursions into Ukraine.

The possibility that Dr. West -- and perhaps other prominent members of the Afro-American studies department here -- would leave was spurred by an uncomfortable meeting in October between Dr. West and Lawrence H. Summers, who became president of the university last year.