| In case anyone needs reminding what happened, a ne'er-do-well customer of the bank had run out of credit to prop up his ailing business. |
| There's the super-talented, ne'er-do-well point guard, who is signed to a long-term deal. |
| He takes over a pub from his Aunt Paula after failing at innumerable ne'er-do-well schemes in London. |
| He roared and turned purple on hearing that his multimillionaire brother had died and left his entire estate to Biff, his ne'er-do-well godson. |
| I despair and I'm disgusted at the ne'er-do-well southern makeshift politicians. |
| In a nutshell, the ne'er-do-well Phantom wants to incite world war to make a fortune selling modern arms developed by his master scientists. |
