Sentence examples for badly asking from inspiring English sources

John Kerry, when campaigning for president in 2004 in Philadelphia, botched it badly, asking for Swiss cheese instead of the more traditional Cheez Whiz, a processed cheese spread.

Next day after we got the charging card from the cleaner, we phoned the duty officer [redacted] in US Embassy, Amman and we explained our situation and how the Jordanians treat us badly asking him to help us.

But a hairy gentlemen who was losing badly asked them to leave.

The band teacher (I played the clarinet, badly) asked each student to name the church he or she attended.

Likewise, if you are often single because you dress badly, ask your friends how they think you could dress better.

If you want one specific thing very badly, ask your parents that you do not want any other presents on Christmas if you get that one thing now.

Be aware that you have to be at least 18 or older to register on E-bay, so if you want your iPod really badly, ask your parents to buy it for you.

Be aware that you have to be at least 18 or older to register on E-Bay, so if you want your Wii really badly, ask your parents to buy it for you on E-Bay.

"If things turn out badly, truly badly," she asks, "what will they think of me?" In "All Our Worldly Goods," Némirovsky gave her characters a hopeful outcome: "We'll rebuild.

Your job, as I was told aeons ago when booked to appear on Question Time, is to "represent the average mum", which I screwed up badly by asking that Myra Hindley be released and all drugs be legalised, while sitting next to David Trimble.

But if I had jumped into the conversation, would I have conveyed something else? Would I have made the little girl feel badly for asking?