Sentence examples for badly little from inspiring English sources

OXFORD, ENGLAND — Parents with young children will be familiar with the phenomenon — a game is going badly, little Daniel is losing, but rather than redouble his efforts he changes the rules of the game.

In the party scene, Fritz, Clara's badly behaved little brother, knocks the Nutcracker down onto the floor.

Care workers are paid badly, have little autonomy or chance of career progression and are part of an oft-maligned workforce.

Jonathan Trott's badly bruised little finger was the worst of a collection of minor injuries that have cleared up in time for their first Group B fixture.

Just over a third (36%) say the coalition is handling things well, against 54% who say they are managing them badly, with little change in this balance over the past six months.

Mr. Hassel's 14 novels portrayed German trench soldiers in a misfits' brigade of convicts and deserters — a Third Reich version of the Dirty Dozen — who, like soldiers in all wars, eat badly, sleep little, live with death and struggle to retain their humanity.

If Neskantaga teenager Charla Moonias washes her hands or showers too often, her skin reacts badly and little bumps appear.

Badly, and with little retention.

I have to admit: I felt a little badly about it.

Orphans are often treated badly or fed little by resentful relatives who take them in.

Yet his book lets us down badly here: very little of it actually lives up to the subtitle promise.