Sentence examples for weak sketch from inspiring English sources
But he's squandered that advantage on his Edinburgh return, with a weak sketch show co-presented with Humphrey Ker and Stuart Murphy.
A rather weak sketch of the store window (1961) here shows a yellow shirt, a red bow tie and other objects in a colorful jumble conjured up with Abstract Expressionist fervor.
Ms. Zambello, having to work with weak sketches, struggles to guide her cast to fully rounded portrayals.
Hannah J Davies 10pm, Channel 4 German comic Henning Wehn fronts a mix of pranks and his maddeningly weak sketches, aimed at letting immigrants hold up a mirror so that native Brits can see themselves.
Difference is, I don't write sissy poetry in it and do weak sketches of girls I'll never talk to — like you do.
The weakest sketch in the Whitehall show – in which he uncomfortably imitates urban lingo – also suggests that the future of the sketch show, if it has one, will be in larger and more diverse groups rather than the double-act.
In the show's weakest sketch, she played a shy high-school student who was a target of mean-girl cruelty, avenging herself by punching and slapping Vanessa Bayer.
But they're engaging and watchable hosts, whose charm offsets the weaker sketches, and who have enough strong alternatives (including the one where Fishwick amusingly misplaces his cup of coffee) to make this maiden set worth a visit.
Elsewhere, when the premise is weak – an incompetent-translator sketch that's little more than a peg for funny foreign accents – Tate redeems it with the committed daftness of her performance.
We sketch a weaker definition of transactional serialization which accounts for the ability to interleave transactional operations which touch disjoint memory.
