"It leaves us with a
bad taste because the end was already close," Goal.com quoted Sanchez, as saying.
The Liberal Party, however, issued a statement assailing the joint celebration, saying it 'leaves a
bad taste in the mouth.'
Tesco card joke in
bad taste ONE can be most upset, on behalf of Welsh children, on spotting the Christmas Card on sale in English branches of Tesco, to imagine them taking the message "Let's .....
Perhaps a bit in
bad taste (no pun intended as I'm sure it's delicious) but still just a joke.
But those trews weren't just
bad taste. They were specifically selected
bad taste.
The dance battles were led by
Bad Taste Cru and supported by Battle Lions Crew, and showcased a variety of energetic hip hop moves, street dancing and break dancing.
Indian film director Kabir Khan, who was in Pakistan recently to attend a marketing seminar, had to face shoe-wielding protesters at the Karachi airport, which left a
bad taste in the mouth.
There follows a series of
bad taste jokes, gross-out setpieces and some increasingly inventive ways to slay the shuffling hordes before a climactic splatterfest that would make even Sam Raimi hurl.
"Unfortunately yeast often suffers damage to its structure at these high temperatures and this damage gives the beer a
bad taste.
Please indulge me a fantasy that is probably in
bad taste: I would like to think that the Charlie cartoonists died laughing.
Her dip was part of a
Bad Taste day during which staff and pupils dressed up to look their worst.
Billy Wilson, boss of the gruelling Tough Guy event in Perton, Wolverhampton, has been accused of '
bad taste' for using the names of bloody battles and even gas attacks at this Sunday's challenge.
It stands accused of exhibiting
bad taste by displaying the joke gift, which comes in an IRA-style balaclava tea-cosy, near a new art collection examining the brutality of war and desire for peace.
A MISGUIDED simpleton from Manchester has just been jailed for his
bad taste T-shirt, the subject matter relating to the two policewomen murdered by another village lunatic.
And 71 per cent - both young and old - think
bad taste in Britain is worse now than five years ago.