Sentence examples for worst collection from inspiring English sources

Is he concerned, Murphy continued, that he has the worst collection of controversial incidents out of all the Premier League managers this term?

In what may well have been the worst collection of games in the competition's history, they achieved two goalless draws in the first three games – away to Villarreal and at home to Lille – sneaking a win over Benfica in between.

It was the worst collection of white people in America, under one roof, I've ever seen.

A sharp critic of the current political environment, Levine remarked: "I had thought that the worst collection of people was an English department having a meeting, but the U.S. Congress runs away with the award".

In this work Eusebius produced what may be called, at best, a fully documented history of the Christian church, and, at worst, collections of passages from his sources.

At its worst, the collection, with its erratic logic, has been something of an institutional embarrassment.

In fact, it suffers the worst tax collection rate in the democratic world.

Jonathan Trott's badly bruised little finger was the worst of a collection of minor injuries that have cleared up in time for their first Group B fixture.

WORST: Relatively small collection of reviewed products.

To cite one example, Credit Suisse, which was sued by MBIA after it guaranteed a securitization of second-mortgage loans that may have been among the worst such loan collections ever, said it had not reviewed the loans either.

Gone were his nice apartment, friendly neighbors and - worst - his extensive collection of rock 'n' roll memorabilia: 30 years and tens of thousands of irreplaceable tapes: live concerts, on-air performances, interviews with John Lennon, Jerry Garcia and Bob Dylan.