During the initial discussion about future classics, many of the overwhelmingly female crowd (there were fewer than 10 males in the audience, two of whom looked strangely like Richard Yates) began taking furious notes, only pausing when Marie Phillips - author of God's Behaving Badly - described her publishing fairytale.
The puzzle games were also received badly, being described as "15 shades of easy and 20 shades of terrible".
He wanted badly to describe this situation to Liza but couldn't: his tongue was still numb; he couldn't even ask her to remind him of what the drugs would erase.
IGN also included her in their list of guest characters they would have liked to have seen for Super Smash Bros. Brawl, and in their "Top 50 Chicks Behaving Badly" list, describing her as "a pain in the ass, but she's got a tight one, so she's okay by us".
Paul Beattie New York, March 9, 2008 To the Editor: Being married to a musician for 18 years, I fail to see either the humor in the Really Terrible Orchestra, the badly playing band described in "And the Band Played Badly".
His first encounter with a British officer there went badly; Qaddafi later described the man as a "typical ugly British colonialist," who "hated the Arabs".
Jazz Summers, chairman of the Music Managers Forum and manager of the Verve and Badly Drawn Boy, described Hand's idea as "totally and utterly ludicrous".
Badly burned survivors described scenes of carnage, with the fighters killed in a flash, as a cluster of rebel vehicles were lifted off the ground and then landed in fiery wrecks.
If you had to sum up the entirety of literature for the under eights in a sentence, you wouldn't be doing too badly if you described the whole lot as a manifesto against carnivorousness.
Because of the large number of dead and injured in today's fire, they had to be taken to 16 different nearby hospitals, where doctors interviewed by television crews described badly burned victims blackened by the intense heat and heavy smoke.
The greater ambitions and risk appetite of Mr Hicks led the two men to go their separate ways in 1989, and to the creation of Hicks Muse.The leveraged-buyout stars of the 1980s, notably KKR, loved to do debt-financed hostile takeovers of badly run firms best described in the classic tale of the bid for RJR Nabisco, "Barbarians at the Gate".
