badly造句怎么写

I slept very badly last night.

He is eighteen and he behaves very badly.

The firm's good name was badly tarnished by the scandal.

Let's sit this one out, shall we? I'm afraid I tango very badly.

700m (12,467ft) Huayhuasi, Peru: Llama and alpaca farmers have been badly hit by recurring water shortages.

"He had a badly bruised face", said I, recalling what I hardly knew.

His left arm was amputated, he needed skin grafts, and his badly gashed scalp swelled like a balloon.

The machine that sputtered badly during the slump in world trade is now firing on all cylinders.

Q: You mean the earthquake swarm near Dujiangyan [a town near the epicenter badly damaged in the quake] in February 2008?

In fact, Argentine farmers are among the world's most nimble and efficient. They need to be: few countries have been as badly governed as Argentina.

Galling as it may be to contemplate the returns that will once again accrue to Banks, the rest of us badly need them to make money.

Here's a tip for all you potential consumers: if you want macaroni and cheese so badly that you're willing to eat it in a push pop, you h*e an illness and need to reach out to a professional.

Acquaintance as shallow as that with the news is probably no great loss to society; Pew surveys of general knowledge suggest that young people are about as well (or badly) informed as they used to be.

I always photograph badly.

It is sagging badly nowadays.

Armies fought badly; he sent them reinforcement.

She was badly disfigured in the fire.

An exodus of Asians would badly hurt Kenya's economy.

The bear, wounded badly,gathered all its strength to rush at the hunter.

The biker was badly hurt, in a lot of pain, and frightened. Blood was pouring out of his wounds.

The province, which produces nearly a third of mainland exports, has been badly hit by the global slump.

Pew surveys of general knowledge suggest that young people are about as well (or badly) informed as they used to be.

They found those who lived extremely long lives ate just as badly, drank and smoked just as much, took just as little exercise and were just as likely to be overweight as their long-gone friends.

The ankle was badly swollen.

The two players were badly mismatched.

The car jolted us badly over the rough road.

But remember, Brick walls are there for a reason: they let us prove how badly we want things.

Having said that, if you had an awful time, you should still be honest (though not brutal). There is no point in leading someone on – it will end up badly for both of you.

The wet firewood smokes badly.

The damp rising from the ground caused the walls to stain badly.

When her foot became badly swollen during a campaign stop in New York, a blood clot was discovered behind her right knee and she was put on blood thinners.

The saddest sight is of the many badly wounded, particularly the thousands of amputees, who limp and hop along the capital’s streets.

The hot cups have marked the table badly.