Sentences with phrase «bit of a rubbish»

«Instead of seeing a bit of rubbish on the beach or floating in the creek, you'll see money - it'll soon disappear,» Mr Kiernan told reporters.
I feel like so many of us had a bit of a rubbish prom experience — maybe we should totally all ban together and throw an awesome prom!
I must admit when I first entered the water I wasn't expecting to see much — the water is murky and there's a bit of rubbish here and there, but this dive just got better and better.
It's not real art, it's just bits of rubbish and they call it art, that's not talent.

Not exact matches

«You need to decide — do I want to get to the end of this and feel rubbish, or can you really give yourself a little bit of time to keep a little bit there?»
Something like sweet potato brownies may be healthier than the conventional alternative, but after a week or so of eating way too much I find myself feeling a bit rubbish and my old stomach issues will come right back — most notably I'll look about nine months pregnant and be in lots of pain.
I'm not saying he is rubbish, in fact if he was a bit quicker, he would probably be one of the best defenders in the world but his lack of pace makes us far too vulnerable at the back.
I haven't seen Bould's press conference but if he thinks we still have a top 4 chance he's just as delusional as Wenger, to be honest that's the kind of jibberish rubbish I'd expect from Wenger and thought Bould would at least be a bit realistic.
I don't really understand why he let Gabriel go I believe he was really good defender of course sometimes he was bit shaky but he would have done better job at centre back thn Monreal and why is he still keeping all these rubbish players, Walcott Ramsey etc I gues no body wants them
Recognise the improvements and give AFC a break... and do have a bit more class than to rubbish Wenger and the club on the back of a defeat against consistent finalist in the Cl, the annual runaway winners of the Bundersleague, and arguably Europes top football team....
I'm not saying that we should get all of these players, but we should get rid of the rubbish and replace it with at least a little bit of quality.
Whereas Manchester City — also in possession of a great deal of money — were in need of a central defender and have bought this particular central defender, a mere slip of a 22 - year - old, who comes with all sorts of exciting words attached, like «potential» and «elegant» and «passes like a midfielder» and «Barnsley,» but also with the note that «actually, wasn't he a bit rubbish last season?»
It's fair to say, by this point in the season and by the standards of the league, that Hull are a bit rubbish.
It's OK not to love every moment: While having a baby is a time of great joy, some of it is going to be a bit rubbish, let's admit it.
I love reading life hacks posts, I am rubbish at actually implementing them but I do love discovering new tricks and tips on how to get myself organised and manage my hectic life as a mum of two small people a bit more efficiently.
My first draft turned out to be a bit rubbish, but I put it up on my blog with the intention of rewriting it at some point in the future.
It is like a perfectly - preserved bit of 1980s rubbish, dusted off periodically for a period in which it is completely out of place.
Love this article I tell my clients all the time to use a little bit of butter and ditch the margarine even the fortified maragrines are man made rubbish and just 1 molecule away from a plastic christmas tree.
And yet, despite all of that, I'm still a little bit rubbish at getting over my exes.
Voice acting in the game is also a little bit hit and miss, while most of the main characters are fine some of the extras are a little rubbish, a few of them even sound like the same person trying to do different accents.
It does look a bit dated (funny how the future always looks like a rubbish version of the past) but that's part of it's charm as the bucketloads of leather, suped - up motorbikes and over-the-top baddies both seem outrageous and terrifying at the same time.
«Some of the stuff that we used to do — for example, making sure we registrate children and then have them do silent reading for 25 minutes — I realised that was a bit rubbish!
Four - cylinder, turbocharged engines, which are taking over in larger cars in place of six - pots, simply sound a bit rubbish.
where android tablets are a bit cheaper in price... but are awesome like the galaxy tab eeepad transformer and even the motorola xoom ipad is total rubbish waste of money
There is likely to be quite a bit of mess to having some rubbish bags to put it in and some extra news paper to lay down can really help as when you pack the cage up quite a lot of often drops out.
As with Long beach on Perhentian Kecil, rubbish and refuse can be a bit of a problem here.
A network of little pathways through the rubbish are made, moving coconuts and old rusty paint cans out of the way so the wheelbarrow can transport one basket at a time to a pile at the back of the dump, glass crushing facilities, a modest concrete building with one room for shade for equipment and a small tarped area to sit and shell the lids off in a little bit of shade!
The results will vary massively, of course, but Dreams is designed such that pretty much anything you make will look alright and be functional, even if it's a bit rubbish.
It's not exactly Kerbal Space Program — pick a direction, give the ball a punt, hope for the best — and the controls are a wee bit rubbish, but as a vehicle for short bursts of sports - themed vandalism, it suffices.
You may not have noticed it when you were younger, but the guns of Halo 2 may have sounded a bit well, rubbish.
That's a bit rubbish for those of us that own some of the RE games already.
That means for every Forza Horizon 3 there's a Halo 5: Guardians, ReCore or Dead Rising 4 - all of which were a bit rubbish.
A whole host of minor changes to character moves, hitboxes and frame data mean characters that were a bit rubbish before are now deadly, with Birdie looking very strong in the days after launch and Chun Li verging on broken - hopefully Capcom is already working on a fix for her V - trigger infinite.
I watched this with growing disinterest — it was certainly an answer to the Great global warming swindle in that both were pretty dreadful — this was shockingly over simplistic and you knew from the start who was going to win — even Eastenders can manage a bit more intrigue — but then look what kind of rubbish passes for a subject on things like Panorama; Having over done every other exciting angle on the «credit crunch» they did a program on how it's effecting us — based super scientifically on a small sample of people moaning sorry responding to panorama online which somehow justified a whole program of what some people were doing like driving less or renting a room out — totally pointless.
He cites unscientific rubbish (e.g. papers in Energy & Environment), uses outdated data, makes unsubstantiated and often demonstrably incorrect claims (e.g. about volcanoes producing more C02 than humans), uses various talking points that have been debunked long ago e.g. no warming for 10 years, NASA now claims the 30's were hotter — stuff that should be obviously wrong to anyone with a bit of scientific literacy.
It's a bit much to blame scientists for the deluge of rubbish around AGW.
If some advanced form of carbon capture and storage were available, removing excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere could be as straightforward as having a bit of a tidy - up and hiding away all the unwanted rubbish out of harm's way.
Then enterprise search came along and told us it had the solution — no need to know where all those bits of information are stored, the golden search box was all you needed... unless, of course, the information bits you need aren't indexed by the search engine or get obliterated by the other rubbish that is being indexed.
Contrast iOS with Android; hundreds of hardware makers and thousands of devices, a whole bunch of which are admittedly a bit rubbish.
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