Sentence examples for unpleasant time from inspiring English sources

Though she loved some things about the night, she felt that late night could be a "wiggy, unpleasant time".

"What you eat stays in your stomach forever, so if you do overeat, you're going to be in for a really unpleasant time," she said.

Outside Broadcasting House today Mr Dyke said: "I think the BBC is an incredibly important organisation in this country and this has been unpleasant time.

Youth, traditionally thought of as the most enviable time of life, can now look like a deeply challenging and sometimes unpleasant time of life.

"It was an unpleasant time, but it was an honourably made programme and the governors' minutes bear that out," said Hamann after seeing the documents for the first time last week.

It all makes an unpleasant time at the villa, A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times, as the director, Jonathan Glazer, "lets his story build slowly, with the haunting indirection of a Pinter play".

When I was buying my flat, five years ago, I often wondered if there was any more unpleasant, time-consuming way of conducting a business transaction.

Nor need it be the kind of unpleasant, time-wasting event that makes performance appraisal nearly every manager's least favorite activity.

"There already is a certain level of intolerance at being in very confined spaces and waiting in unpleasant, time-consuming queues," said Peter Harbison, executive chairman of the Center for Asia Pacific Aviation in Sydney.

"From an economic point of view, these are unpleasant times," said Charles Dauray, a board member from southwest Florida.

I do know of individuals who have received threats or been through such unpleasant times that they have questioned whether they want to continue.