Sentence examples for badly loaded from inspiring English sources
The fact is, there's just so much darned good news around that I think we should all open our hermetically sealed windows right now, lean out over whatever avenue we work on, and no, not jump, just breathe in that nice spring air, which appears to be not quite as badly loaded with toxic hydrocarbons as we had feared.
But it takes about 10 minutes for "The Beast" to turn into a conventional, badly written drama, loaded with stock characters.
Individuals with shed tails and gravid or suspected-to-be gravid females (only for the body weight-based growth rate calculation), and individuals in evidently poor conditions (either badly wounded or loaded with parasites) were excluded from the analysis.
Anne Billson of Guardian.co.uk exclaimed it as "one of the most terrifying sequences I've ever seen, all the more effective for being grounded in reality; few drivers haven't felt that anxious twinge as the badly secured load on the lorry in front of them starts to wobble".
Other people carried bodies, both the dead and the badly injured, by their arms and legs; they knelt on the ground fanning those who were still alive or trying to perform CPR; they loaded the dead and badly injured onto flatbed trucks or the backs of motorcycles and packed them into ambulances.
Badly scratched and bruised, they were eventually loaded onto a jeep and taken at midnight to the hospital.
However, it is increasingly clear that, as part of a broader effort to centralise the relief effort, police are stopping trucks loaded with supplies by private well-wishers headed to badly hit areas.
A single by Fernando Tatis brought in one run, and Hampton left the bases loaded when he struck out Dante Powell on a cut fastball that badly missed its spot.
Pallets loaded with food and water have been taken from the aircraft carrier to Tacloban, the capital of badly hit Leyte province, and Guiuan, which was also devastated by the typhoon, on Samar's east coast.
This phone is loaded, loaded, loaded.
