disgrace sentence examples

• disgrace a banana republic has gone.
• They can not be made noble nor to suffer disgrace.
• The bus station at george street is an utter disgrace.
• disgrace for the sake of christ.
• disgraced mp mark oaten announces he will not contest his winchester seat at the next election, what do you think?
• disgraced former chelsea striker adrian mutu.
• And no doubt, the kind of man he was, didn't relish the thought of being publicly disgraced.
• She'd brought disgrace on her family, shame, indeed, on the whole village.
• In short, the service was an absolute disgrace.
• disgraced politician with a reputation for telling stories of a very different kind.
• Those who go to him for help are happy, and they are never disgraced.
• They loved combat, broad line of attack: they bore no disgrace, men who stood firm.
• It's a bloody disgrace that this person can be on our television screens without a mask on.
• disgraced minister now he is out of favor with the party elite?
• The bhs facade to union st of 1971 was and remains simply a disgrace.
• The drop-out rate at 16 is still a national disgrace.
• disgraced the officers.
• The bishop's fellow clerics did everything they could to prevent justice being done, to avoid disgrace to the reformed religion of ireland.
• No-one seemed to have any idea of what was going on; it was a total disgrace.
• For a publicly funded body to have allowed it to be published on the web is a complete disgrace.