Sentence for bad | Use bad in a sentence

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• Bad lot. (8)
• Bad news? (8)
• Too bad of me. (8)
• A bad business! (8)
• This looks bad. (22)
• Bad as that, Ivy? (8)
• I am not all bad. (8)
• Very compact Bad. (17)
• Not so bad as that. (8)
• The yeast was bad. (10)
• Ronny, what bad luck! (8)
• I want the money bad. (10)
• It is not a bad place. (8)
• The likeness is not bad. (10)
• He had but one bad half-hour. (8)
• I should only make bad worse. (9)
• Love gets a bad name from them. (10)
• The times were bad and dangerous. (8)
• The life here is as bad as in Rippau. (10)
• Society is as bad as all the rest of it. (9)
• He seems to me rather showy and bad form. (8)
• Mrs. Markey had never made such bad soups. (8)
• He perceived that bad blood was boiling up. (10)
• This arrangement turned out a very bad one. (19)
• Nations are bad judges of their honour, Dean. (8)
• She made bad shots, and laughed at her blunders. (9)
• I am not bad in reality; I love goodness, I know. (10)
• Next day, after a bad night, he sat down to his task. (8)
• Bad company and want threatened him with destruction. (12)
• The trouble was that my situation was as bad as ever. (12)
• And not so bad, not so bad, I call it! (10)
• His temper was mild, his frame of mind bad as could be. (10)
• I had a bad time, you know; and Mrs. Fiorsen was an angel. (8)
• He is not a bad scholar, he knows Greek enough to like it. (10)
• Like a bad soldier he protested, and like a good one obeyed. (1)
• Milan burns bad powder, and goes off like a drugged pistol. (10)
• The tinker shook his head, and said that was a bad case also. (10)
• I was awake all last night, and have a bad headache this morning. (8)
• The descent was very nasty; there was a particularly bad traverse. (8)
• He was bad enough, but he was a sweet innocent compared to Mesecke. (12)
• Jon appeared to have speculation; it seemed to his father a bad lookout. (8)
• She had had it from Mrs Wallis herself, which did not seem bad authority. (4)
• We are either angels, or good fellows, or heaven knows what that is bad. (10)
• In her cooler mind she felt that it was a bad finish of a gallant battle. (10)
• She knew that good brandy did not give bad dreams, and was self-convicted. (10)
• And perhaps he has no one to love; if you have no one to love you can be very bad. (8)
• Why, at my best, the years the influenza was so bad, I never cleared a thousand net. (8)
• It was not a bad piece of work, after all, as Chicago building was done, he reflected. (13)
• She praised everything that was bad in my sketches, and said she was going to take lessons herself. (9)
• He remarked with the sententiousness of enforced philosophy, that no wine was better than bad wine. (10)
• It was written so that anyone might have read; it told of a climb, of bad weather, said they were coming home. (8)
• It would not be hard to compile a list of some five hundred or more such machines, good, bad, and indifferent. (17)
• If she really is bad, it simplifies things very much; but Hilary is just the sort of man who will never believe it. (8)
• The Red River brigade pressed on through bad roads, dense forests; they crossed lakes and turbulent rivers in leaky boats. (19)
• He is not half bad when you know him, and there will be his sister, Mrs. Doone, and her daughter left there after the wedding. (8)
• Excepting, if you please, my dear lady, a bad shot you made at a rascal cur, no more worthy of you than Beelzebub of Paradise. (10)
• She spoke of the weather, frosty, but tonic; bad for the last days of hunting, good for the farmer and the country, let us hope. (10)
• The fatigue was wholesome, and I was so bad a shot that no other creature suffered loss from my gain except one hapless wild pigeon. (9)
• She was a beauty, and therefore powerful; otherwise her act of nonconformity would have produced bad blood between her and the squire. (10)
• Henry Crawford, ruined by early independence and bad domestic example, indulged in the freaks of a cold-blooded vanity a little too long. (4)
• They were not the primary offenders, for loud laughter in an isolated party is bad breeding; but they had not the plea of a copious dinner. (10)
• He inquired it of his tastes, which have the bad habit of unmeasured phrasing when they are displeased, and so they yield no rational answer. (10)
• Colonel De Craye advanced to her; certainly good-looking, certainly cheerful, by no means a bad talker, nothing of a Croesus, and variegated with faults. (10)
• That same hard game, to which his uncle had just condemned him, gave Coburn his bad manners, his hit-you-in-the-face style of address, his vulgar, yelping speech. (13)

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