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Meanings of disappointing time in English

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Usage of disappointing time in English
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Edmund meanwhile had been having a most disappointing time.
The lion, the witch and the wardrobe
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It was a difficult afternoon for Williams, after they had impressed in qualifying, and Lotus also had a disappointing time.
The Guardian
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The New Yorker, October 12, 1940 P. 15 Last week was a disappointing time for dictators.
The new yorker
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The Tour runner-up last year, Romain Bardet of France, ended up sixth, showing good form on the climbs after a disappointing time trial last week.
The Guardian
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Last year he had a disappointing time, with just 686 championship runs at 31.18 as his Kent side were relegated for the first time.
The Guardian
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This was easily among the most disappointing times for Holness in his last Administration.
Jamaica Observer
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To blow them out, signals disappointing times, and sickness will forestall expected opportunities of meeting distinguished friends.
Ten Thousand Dreams Interpreted; Or, What's in a Dream / A Scien...
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She couldn't hide her frustration in January when she recorded what she deemed disappointing times in Perth and Canberra.
News.com.au
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This weekend, when a photo of Atlanta-based fourth grade teacher, Patrice Brown, went viral, was one of those more disappointing times.
Ebony
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