Sentence examples for wretched over from inspiring English sources

At the camp, conditions have only become more wretched over the years.

Now we learn that Robert Green, the England goalkeeper catapulted to wretched stardom over the weekend, also enjoys moments of Parnassian inspiration.

Avoiding a "Wretched Row" over MAP 13. (C/NF) McDonald stated that HMG rejects the view of "some partners who want to get back to business as usual with Russia".

He came to UConn five years after Calhoun took over a wretched program and left four years before the Huskies won their first title, in 1999.

But gridlock 2011 in a world and a country that needs leadership but can't get it (with another wretched election just over the horizon)?

Japan has territorial disputes with both China and South Korea over wretched pieces of rock that may have rich resources around them.Related items Correction: Japan's territorial disputesOct 12th 2006 Japan and China: Talking at lastOct 5th 2006Into this mix, dangerously and unpredictably, comes North Korea.

The elimination of this rule could well mean the transformation of the NYSE into a fully electronic exchange if it survives at all.The fight is also so bitter because the ramifications are so profound, perhaps every bit as important as the scandals over wretched equity research, corrupt underwriting by investment banks, and the many other outrages that have engulfed Wall Street in recent years.

"Texas Night Train" amounts to about 10 minutes of storytelling in 75 minutes of repetitive film, ill-defined characters, wretched acting and droning voice-over maunderings.

Riyad Mahrez's double and Jamie Vardy's opener earned the Foxes an easy 4-2 win over the wretched Black Cats.

A drug addict who's hit bottom, she blackmails him into letting her stay and ends up detoxing there over several wretched days.

As finance minister until recently, the veteran leader of the Congress party presided over a wretched deterioration in the country's economic prospects.