torrid time

Despite going into the game with high expectations, England had a torrid time.

All of a sudden he's fought his way back into the top 16 after a pretty torrid time.

I imagine you're in for a torrid time with him."

All in all, Mo had been given a pretty torrid time by the nation's voters.

Cameron's having a torrid time at the moment.

Emerging markets had a torrid time in 2008.

Stock markets are having a torrid time.

He was giving star defender Paul Shelly an unexpected torrid time during the first half.

There are fears that Wall Street, which this week hit a peak, is in for a torrid time in the next few weeks.

Geldenhuis had given me a torrid time and was over anxious to get at me.

The start of the 80s was a torrid time for the SNP.

Silver has had an even more torrid time: the price hit $48.44 an ounce on 28 April, but is now 33% below this level.

Meanwhile, Wales suffered a torrid time against New Zealand and were overwhelmed 86-24.

BP shareholders have had a torrid time following the Gulf of Mexico oil spill disaster.

Retailers have had a torrid time in the last few months - how have Britain's high street and online shops fared over the festive period?

By his own admission, he has had a torrid time at West Ham and wants to preferably find another club in England.

Frankie Walsh also had a torrid time as he failed to raise the sliothar for a close-in free.

Although West Indies won the match by ten wickets, Patterson himself had a torrid time.

Manager Lennie Lawrence said: 'Payton has had a torrid time.

It is going to start hitting employment soon as businesses go bust, just look at the torrid time that retail is suffering at the moment.

It's been a torrid time."

A young Paul Gascoigne has a torrid time of it at the hands of the opposition in a league football match back in 1989.

Angus Campbell, head of sales at London Capital Group, said it was a "very torrid time for retail investors".

The Gauchos had a torrid time in the PDL in 2005.