Sentence examples for wretched play from inspiring English sources

Bartman had nothing to do with the Cubs' wretched play that immediately followed, but he wears the horns.

After two weeks of wretched play, of red-zone turnovers and faulty decisions and ugly throws, Sanchez deserved a game ball Sunday.

The show ends with McColl planning yet another wretched play; the moment works as both sentiment and its antidote, a testament to two hapless souls bound together and killing time.

After years at the pinnacle of his career, Tom Brady's wretched play in Monday night's game confused viewers.

Dudel means "bad singing, wretched playing, monotonous noises.

So bad that the townspeople send him packing, much to his naïve surprise: "It went pretty well, didn't it?" But it soon becomes clear that Valentine's wretched playing constitutes a backward kind of strength.

"It is undoubtedly true that the agitation carried on by our organization and individuals have helped to advertise Dixon's wretched film play," read a June 1915 editorial in the African American newspaper Crisis.

We thank the Zune team for ridding the wretched three day play rule, but they left the three play rule and that makes us cringe.

The characters lack surprise or self-contradiction (Cal is too decent, Katharine too wretched), and the play, while heartfelt, is stylistically quaint.

Why would intelligent people want to play these wretched odds when they can get above-average returns from low-P/E stocks or at least keep up with the market with an index fund?

The world No 2, attempting to become the first Romanian to reach the final here in the Open era, played a wretched match and said afterwards that she had felt flat and low on energy.