Sentence examples for wretched record from inspiring English sources

Britain, too, has a wretched record in this regard.

FDR denounced his cousin's "wretched record" as assistant secretary of the Navy in the Harding administration.

Scotland has a wretched record in preserving its sacred battle sites, but this would be the worst cut of all.

We go home as losers and we retain that wretched record of losing a tournament in the knockout stages".

Now he has the chance to make amends for a wretched record of neglect of the country's road and rail system over the past decade.

Or maybe Maria Sharapova, who may await in the last four, will discover a way to reverse her wretched record against Serena.

The worry for Peru is their wretched away record: so far they've played four, lost four, and scored zero goals.

Hull are underdogs, not so much because of the club's wretched Wembley record as the fact they are nine points and four positions below Wigan in the Super League table, despite the Warriors' recent wobble.

Al-Shabab took responsibility for suicide-bombings in Mogadishu in September that killed 17 peacekeepers; America considers the group an al-Qaeda ally.Poor countries are often defined by their weak health, education and income measures, but conditions in Somalia are mostly too wretched to record.

The party leadership should be constantly challenging the coalition's wretched green record – there are certainly plenty of opportunities The coalition has failed miserably to be the greenest government ever - Ed Miliband is missing an enormous political advantage if he fails to call them to account.

As an antidote to those wretched machines, they recorded Random Access Memories entirely live, with dozens of musicians, in studios in Paris, New York and Los Angeles.