Sentence examples for a bit of badly from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the Ginza store may add a bit of badly needed glamour.
A bit of badly needed Christmas cheer 40 new jobs have been created in Newham with a £750 000 investment to transform two McDonald's restaurants.
In 1994, when Indonesia was enjoying a bit of a boom and badly needed new sources of energy, the companies entered into a joint venture to build geothermal plants.
Sale director of rugby Steve Diamond: "The bonus point puts a bit of icing on a badly-cut cake.
Of course, a bit of social engineering or a badly configured website elsewhere could get someone your login and password as well.
It was a good move by all accounts and it gives HP a bit of a lift, one they badly need, but once again HP is playing behind the market and it's not clear how much of an impact these machinations will have on the future of the company.
On one occasion, in Antigua in 1994, he reacted badly to a bit of "banter" Alec Stewart and I were having at his expense.
At school, I was a bit of a problem child – cheeky and badly behaved, though that was basically the norm where I grew up.
As a bit of forecasting, I didn't do too badly.
"He had lost a bit of sharpness, he didn't play that badly but it wasn't one of his better games.
"I got a bit of revenge on Valdano, who really did me badly from behind down the Achilles.
