Sentence examples for a very bad end from inspiring English sources

He makes a powerful case that the soaring stock market of recent years is a huge, accidental Ponzi scheme in progress, one that will come to a very bad end.

Shoshanna had a very bad end to her very downhill season.

Even in the relatively sunny "Far From the Madding Crowd," three of the novel's five central characters come to very bad ends, as does his most enduring tragic heroine, Tess — she of the d'Urbervilles.

More often than not, ultra-fast weight loss by unsustainable means, means very bad ends: ultra-fast weight regain with interest.

(Though how much pain and anxiety and sheer disrupted existence are covered over in the words "then emigrated"!) Two thoughts, not strictly political but social, come to mind as one exits the museum: First, that the Weimar Republic gets a very bad rap for how it ended and insufficient credit for how much creative ferment and intelligent thought it contained.

But the end of a very bad order does not, necessarily, lead to a better one.

Kaleil Isaza Tuzman walks into the office at the end of a very bad day.

Even at the end of a very bad year for opinion polls, few would risk disagreeing with the current polling on Scotland's 2016 election.

Because I do tend to allow my thoughts to go down a path where I'm expecting the worst or I'm envisaging a very bad thing to happen in the end.

"Brian O'Driscoll's tour is over and it ended in a very bad way," he raged.

Here you have the makings of a long-term quarrel that could end up in a very bad place.