Sentence examples for along badly from inspiring English sources

But Colombia and Brazil get along badly.

As a writer I know that we get along badly without space in our lives for imagination and reflection.

And then they see big black cars with tinted windows barging along badly maintained roads, carrying people whose success owns more to connections and kickbacks than to talent.

It appeared the ironic posse were out in full effect, singing along badly to opening numbers Breathe and Beautiful Dawn as if on purpose.

The car keeps climbing, heading away from the golden horseshoe of Acapulco, driving along badly paved or unpaved roads, until it pulls up beside the dusty sidewalk in front of a cheap restaurant, a fixed-price place.

Clustered to the west and south of the Zagros Mountains, which loom across the border in Iran, this is a geological El Dorado.For three decades, thanks to wars and economic sanctions against Saddam Hussein, Iraq's fields have limped along, badly run, producing far less than they should have.

We were getting along so badly by then that when he missed the exit I didn't dare say anything.

Losses mounted in recent months, suggesting that the resurgence of global economic problems may have played a role, along with badly executed —and mistaken trades.

The Sudanese Media Center, a semiofficial news service believed to be close to Sudan's security apparatus, said the fighting along the badly marked border was between the Messeiriya tribe and the South Sudanese military and had left 23 people dead.

It is also true that some of them are political misfits, the most conspicuous recent example being Betsy McCaughey of New York, who got along so badly with Gov. George Pataki that she actually switched parties in 1998 partly to run against him.

Funniest of all is Autobahn, in which a vintage VW pootles along, a badly drawn hand tuning its cartoon car radio, while an old-fashioned Mercedes threatens to overtake (and finally does).