The phrase "bad adventure" can certainly be correct and usable in written English.
It refers to an experience or journey that was unpleasant, risky, or unsuccessful. Example: Despite their excitement, the group soon realized that their hiking trip was turning into a bad adventure. They faced power outages, lost supplies, and a sudden storm, making it a difficult and unpleasant journey.
Ms. Listenik's bad adventure with Boris began with her arrival at La Guardia Airport on Christmas Eve 1996.
In other words, Ahmad talks not like a teenager who was born and grew up in New Jersey but like an Islamic terrorist in a bad action-adventure movie, or someone who has been brainwashed and programmed to spout jihadist clichés.
And as regular sources were being exhausted, new ones had to be found, resulting in adaptations of stalwart newspaper comic strips like The Bad-Ass Adventures of Hi and Lois and Rex Morgan: The Dark Obstetrician, which were not greeted with much enthusiasm.
Likewise, Will Smith has suffered more than his fair share of critical brickbats in recent times, but put him back in bad boy action adventure mode in upcoming supervillain comic book tale Suicide Squad and the fans will come roaring back.
Various video games have been released on the iOS App Store, including: the game Legends of Ooo: The Big Hollow Princess, Fionna Fights based on the fifth season gender-swapped episode "Bad Little Boy", Jumping Finn Turbo, Adventure Time – Rock Bandits, "Beemo – Adventure Time", and Ski Safari: Adventure Time.
He has not much personality, and in his life there is only one adventure: the bad girl.
Bush Administration loyalists say that their predictions about postwar Iraq were correct, just a little off on timing; pro-invasion liberals who are now trying to dissociate themselves from an adventure gone bad insist that though they may have sounded a false alarm, they erred "in the right direction" — not really a mistake at all.
The first Valérian adventure, Les Mauvais Rêves (Bad Dreams) appeared in Pilote in 1967, with the first installment of the story published on 9 November in issue 420, and ran for fifteen issues, concluding in issue 434 on 15 February 1968.
HOW TO BECOME A SCANDAL: Adventures in Bad Behavior, by Laura Kipnis (Picador, $15).
Whereas the plots of some of Mr. le Carré's recent novels have felt like bad imitations of action-adventure thrillers, the suspense in "Our Kind of Traitor" is genuine and nerve-racking, as he tracks the efforts of Gail and Perry and Luke to negotiate a deal between Dima and the intelligence service, and then to get Dima and his family safely home to England.
As a cynical, hard-edged private eye in Out of the Past (1947), a disturbed artist in The Locket (1946), and a shady gambler in His Kind of Woman (1951), he portrayed characters whose bad judgment led to adventures that skirted the line between right and wrong.
