Use of crap in Sentences. 46 Examples
The examples include crap at the start of sentence, crap at the end of sentence and crap in the middle of sentence
crap at the end of sentence
- The concert was crap.
- What a bunch of crap!
- He's so full of crap.
- He's so full of crap.
- The concert was crap.
- Greg's full of crap .
- A bad film? It was crap!
- A bad film? It was crap!
- You do talk a load of crap!
- This work is complete crap.
- This work is complete crap.
- I stepped in a pile of crap.
- The game was a load of crap.
- The game was a load of crap.
- You're talking a load of crap!
- You're talking a load of crap!
- I don't need this kind of crap .
- I won't put up with any old crap.
- Her latest film is a load of crap.
- Her latest movie is a bunch of crap.
- Her latest movie is a bunch of crap.
- I thought the game was a load of crap.
- It is a tedious, humourless load of crap.
- It is a tedious, humourless load of crap.
crap in the middle of sentence
- I've had such a crap day.
- I've had such a crap day.
- I'm really crap at tennis.
- I'm really crap at tennis.
- Don't crap around like that.
- He's totally crap at football.
- He's totally crap at football.
- The team played crap yesterday.
- The team played crap yesterday.
- What is all this crap doing on my desk?
- What is all this crap doing on my desk?
- You don't believe all that crap, do you?
- You don't believe all that crap, do you?
- I'm not going to take this crap any more.
- I'm not going to take this crap any more.
- Let's clear all this crap off the kitchen.
- That's a bunch of crap! I never said that.
- Let's cut the crap and get down to business.
- Let's cut the crap and get down to business.
- Just cut the crap, will you, and tell me where I'm going wrong.
- I meant to call him and invite him, but I've been a bit crap about asking people.
- I meant to call him and invite him, but I've been a bit crap about asking people.
