Sentences with phrase «rather nasty habit»

In fact, they've a rather nasty habit of going ex-growth without warning, while simultaneously shitting all over you with a bunch of loan write - offs.

West Ham United have developed a recent and rather nasty habit (from the perspective of Liverpool supporters, anyway) of taking points from the red half of Merseyside, whether they're at Anfield or in London.

Not exact matches

I don't know about you guys but I would rather not have played the German Bundesliga champions in the build up to the coming season, because they have developed a nasty habit of giving us a kicking and another one later today will do the form and confidence of the Arsenal squad no good whatsoever.

However, we'll temper your enthusiasm here — not because the STI may use some kind of hybrid technology to boost its performance (which could prove quite interesting), but because Subaru has a nasty habit of toning down its concepts to something rather less appealing by the time they reach production.

In hindsight, the release of the SG - 1000 and its add - ons / second iteration now seem like the beginning of one of Sega's nastiest habits in the 90s: selling untested experiments rather than fully finished products; see also 32X, Sega CD, Saturn, etc..