Sentence examples for Horribly good from inspiring English sources
The mafia, on the other hand, looks in horribly good shape.
But the homogenized quality of much network fare is especially frustrating here, in what should have been, if not a heartfelt study of youthful angst, at least a horribly good time.
Charlton also survived a penalty appeal when Hunt went down under Talal El Karkouri's challenge but when chances fell the Irishman's way he showed finishing was not his strong point by first heading and then shooting horribly wide from good positions.
Shirley Shirley Hendersonn), for instance, is horribly embarrassed when her good, decent but not that exciting boyfriend, Dek (Rhys Ifans), pops the question in front of the cameras.
Their leader (Gary Oldman) favours driving in, guns blazing, but an engineer (Jason Clarke) believes that he can foster some fellow feeling between the hirsute and not-so-hirsute settlements.Alas, peace proves to be horribly precarious, which is good news for anyone in the mood for explosions, shoot-outs and acrobatic ape-on-ape punch-ups.
On the contrary, I think we're too horribly relevant for our own good.
It's quite fun, horribly revealing and takes a good few minutes, not least because some of the preservatives are almost unpronounceable.
If the orphan-shipping plan was, as the organisation claims, an example of good intentions gone horribly wrong, it's also an example of how the west's good intentions are often the wrong ones.
Patents and Unions: When Good Intentions Go Horribly Wrong.
So it is a good sign, albeit horribly overdue, to see a nervous and contrite-seeming Dorsey stand in front of the firehose of user opinion — for 50 or so raw, unedited minutes.
