Usa "bad name" in una frase
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bad name
1. I heard a man say once, ‘The press takes a photo of a burning village, and it gives ‘destruction’ a bad name…’
2. Boyd must not blame the Lew Baxters any more, when they were quite innocent, and give them a bad name
3. The place got such a bad name nobody'd buy or rent it
4. But give a dog a bad name
5. If he had slapped me and called me every bad name he knew in every language he spoke, I was positive it couldn’t have hurt more than him taking his ring back
6. future, and it gives those of us with legitimate lists a bad name
7. that give reality a bad name
8. The situation where collectivism "gets a bad name" usually involves perceptions of public
9. bring bad name to the hospital that they
10. It would all have ended in tears and they would have got a bad name in
11. a bad name for the sales profession,
12. 14 and slanders her and gives her a bad name, saying, "I married this woman, but when I approached her, I did not find proof of her virginity,"
13. Who made it their business to stamp out the old style of honest killers and raider and murderers by calling them Pirates instead of Privateers: because they were giving them a bad name
14. bad names and said they were cowards and scaredy-
15. “Wait, the cat called you a bad name?” I didn’t think that I would ever get used to this strange world I had wandered into
16. And when they have made many conquests and received defeats at the hands of many, they violently and speedily get into a way of not believing anything which they believed before, and hence, not only they, but philosophy and all that relates to it is apt to have a bad name with the rest of the world
17. "When didn't you? It was you as always give Old Orlick a bad name to her
18. Now she remembered all the bad names she had wanted to call him but it was too
19. For the heroic times of copious bleeding and blistering had not yet departed, still less the times of thorough-going theory, when disease in general was called by some bad name, and treated accordingly without shilly-shally—as if, for example, it were to be called insurrection, which must not be fired on with blank-cartridge, but have its blood drawn at once
20. gave him a place in the outbuildings, but not till he had promised that he would not show himself, for fear the inn should gain a bad name
21. Market timing no longer had such a bad name
22. However, tactical market timing gradually earned a bad name as a mug’s game because very few investors were consistently successful doing it
23. “Chasing returns” has a bad name
24. Leverage has a bad name, and especially so after 2008
25. Come on up aht of it, else you'll git us all a bad name
26. I was startled, and said, "God have mercy on us! That is a bad name
27. It is these incessant wars and revolutions which have given the country its present rather bad name, and have convinced those who happened to sympathise with the inhabitants when they were fighting for their independence that, after all, they had fared better even under the lame government of Spain than they have done under their own
28. I know that much depends in this world on names; and that if you give any man or thing a bad name, whether merited or not, it is difficult to get rid of it