all wool and no shoddy

The process for making shoddy was invented in the town by Benjamin Law around 1813 and Batley became the shoddy capital of the world.

Mr Cleasby said: "The work was shoddy and she found him over-friendly.

He paid out a total of [pounds sterling]500 for work which was "shoddy in the extreme".

"JBM's position is extremely complementary to our 'No fiber left behind' strategy, which diverts more than 130 million pounds of pre-consumer material each year from landfills, while also upgrading those materials into wiping rags and remnants for paint and industrial cleaning, shoddy for insulation and padding markets and high quality recycled yarns for knitting and upholstery applications for our global customer base.

Robert said his father believed the Warren Commission, which concluded Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in killing the president, was a "shoddy piece of workmanship."

If you've had some shoddy building work done, contact the builder immediately and ask them to put things right.

To the best of my knowledge, shoddy workmanship was incorrectly mentioned just once by the BDF early in 2011.

were notified this week that their contract was being terminated for shoddy workmanship, ongoing contract violations and for failure to complete the project on time.

The exhibition, The King Shoddy Show, is part of Grant's larger ongoing project Landskip, which has to do with the threat of rubbish-dumping, both official and unofficial, to Britain's landscape.

But union leaders condemned the idea as shoddy and a waste of resources.

But I thought it slightly ironic that Royal Mail were alerting people to this scam - as they've been ripping people off for years with their shoddy service.

So UK tracks, as seen through the camera lens, have shoddy traps at shoddy tracks.

Chancey concluded that the NCBCPS course was riddled with shoddy research and promoted religion.