Sentence examples for badly paired from inspiring English sources

Economics analyst Wolf Piccoli, from Teneo Intelligence, told Bloomberg that although Syriza may enjoy a short "honeymoon", it is badly paired with its new coalition partner and the inevitable clash of extreme left and right-wing ideas could cause instability.

Going home without the Olympic title Ellis so badly wanted to pair with the World Cup title her team won last summer.

As our hapless bomber is wheeled off the plane on a stretcher it suddenly occurs to him that all he has to show for his endeavours is a badly charred pair of testicles.

But why do we so badly need to have this poet paired off with someone?

feeling badly bc he can tell he can't compare". The release is paired with a new single — and a provocative music video.

No one was injured in the fire, but it destroyed the gift shop and badly damaged a pair of priceless 17th century Italian tapestries that hung over windows on the cathedral's north wall, adjoining the shop.

In a story so conventionally constructed that it suggests the help of fiction-writing software (yes, there is some), "Gods Behaving Badly" injects a pair of human lovebirds into the world of its downtrodden deities.

If those who do badly at remembering pairs of cards go on to develop dementia in greater numbers, then it might point the way to early tests for dementia risk.

And I badly wanted a pair of glasses like the big specs Vale dons when she's doing serious work.

The dress rehearsal the day before had gone badly, and the pair feared the new work would not be well received.

It calls to mind what a historian said about a pair of badly managed railroads that got together: "two drunks helping one another home".