Sentences with phrase «dreck into»

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That's the sort of dreck pundits and TV commentators dredge up to make themselves look like that have insights into the complex workings of English football.

That is all... vigilance for those of you who will cram into primetime showings of this dreck.

The snow is melting, your Christmas debt has (hopefully) been (mostly) paid off, and the stench from the dreck the studios farted into your local cineplex during the first two months of the year has largely evaporated.

It is actually quite embarrassing when a real friend, someone I often see in the flesh, wants me to buy their artistic product, they need the money to pay for its production, and I don't want it; or I was cornered into buying it and I think it's dreck.

Five - plus years into the self - publishing boom, many readers express wariness about self - published books; overlooked gems do have a chance to find an audience in the self - pub realm, but an awful lot of unedited dreck has poured forth, too.

There's just such a HUGE percentage of people self publishing who DO fit into that stereotype of publishing dreck that was rejected because they can't bear to edit or kill one little darling.

Unfortunately a metaphorical TON of indie work doesn't get that polish or care, and a reader stumbling into the «indie» world can get a horrible taste in their mouth from some of the dreck that is put out there.

Lloyd is as much into the hardware of projectors, screens on shiny metal poles, the techno - dreck of wires and boxes, as the images of cranes and bridges, motorbikes and bodies they project.

Memo to writer Emily Grube who continues to churn out this awful dreck at the behest of her employer: This was a civil trial and you used the language of the criminal world by waltzing into the guilt - innocence issue.