Примери за inelegantly

• The stool I sat on wobbled and I had to fling out a leg inelegantly to regain my balance.

• We inelegantly rode our sinking craft in on the surf and dragged it up the beach.

• She was rather inelegantly known as "the sausage heiress".

• He managed to let everyone know he was a former champion by inelegantly forcing it into the conversation.

• One relates to the position of the radiographers, and the other is concerned with the position of the people who are so inelegantly, and inappropriately, called paramedics.

• While we must aim to secure the fullest possible use of land within the conurbations, we must clearly also plan for a great wave of what is inelegantly termed "overspill".

• Category (a) cases are those which lie in what may inelegantly be called the macro-political field.

• Category (a) cases are those that lie... in what may inelegantly be called the macro-political field.

• The term may also be used to inelegantly refer to a situation in which one speaks out of turn.

• If that is the case then this office is, to put it inelegantly, completely off the mark.

• They are a plan to improve v/hat is inelegantly called the infra-structure, but they are not an industrial plan.

• We all want to avoid what is called compendiously but inelegantly cat-and-mouse procedure.

• First, as regards donations, the boundary is set very inelegantly in a double negative of, "not less than £5,000".

• Put inelegantly, it is a kind of constitutional "dumbing down".

• The most effective way of doing this is by returning industries to the private sector—"privatisation", as it is somewhat inelegantly called.

• There will be more coming along very shortly to take their places when what we rather inelegantly call the "bulge" leave school.

• To put it colloquially, if inelegantly, the purchaser wants to know whether the land he seeks to purchase is under sentence of death.

• We suffer from a disease which has been somewhat inelegantly but expressively described as stagflation.

• The "bulge", as it has been so inelegantly called, will be with us for the next three years.