Sentence examples for unfortunate week from inspiring English sources

But "assassin" hardly fits this affable, chubby, moon-faced 47-year-old, who has chosen an unfortunate week to quit the civil service - he was director of culture at the Department of Culture, Media and Sport - and poke his shiny, balding head above the parapet.

It also includes embarrassing attempts by Reilly to try Nude Bicycle Racing, Zorbing, Chess Boxing, Extreme Ironing, the World Rock Paper Scissors Championships, and an unfortunate week on a women's pro football team.

Veh explicitly denied suffering fatigue in the job – "not the case" – but he did seem tired of suffering unfortunate outcomes week in, week out, without any clear idea about a remedy.

It's unfortunate every week now there's something similar going on.

It has been an unfortunate few weeks for Broad after he was promoted to Test vice-captain.

Still, he can count his blessings that he didn't draw the short straw and have to cover the 'social media story', a task that fell to the unfortunate Romilly Weeks and her four monitors.

This retreat from "regular order" is unfortunate, because this week brought new evidence of its promise.

However, their play-off hopes appear to be fading as they lie 10 points away from sixth place, but Taylor feels that the club have been unfortunate over recent weeks.

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The most unfortunate man of the week is a Mr. Wallingford who, looking forward to a quiet winter, selected an apartment in Chelsea.

We were confirmed in our suspicion the… The most unfortunate man of the week is a Mr. Wallingford who, looking forward to a quiet winter, selected an apartment in Chelsea.