Sentence examples for badly pushed from inspiring English sources

One investigator told the Kölner Express: "The female victims were so badly pushed about, they had heavy bruises on their breasts and behinds".

They were treated very badly, pushed, shoved and coraled up to the station, despite many attempts to tell the police that they were not with one of your groups". The behaviour of the police was clearly oppressive and arbitrary.

Norman also suffered in 1986 when after birdieing four straight holes, and needing only a par to tie Nicklaus for the lead, he badly pushed his 4-iron approach to 18 and missed his par putt for bogey.

Meanwhile, the financial transaction tax could gum up markets so badly, pushing up the cost of capital and constricting growth, that even its supporters are having doubts.

Early on, the keeper positioned himself badly and pushed a low cross from Silvestre Varela into his goal.

I wanted so badly to push through the pain, but it all came to a head before we opened.

Banks in Britain, says Mr Arnold, treat their customers badly; they push products at them with no real interest in offering advice, and they bombard them with generic sales patter.

But if someone starts to treat you badly, to push you, to beat you, you have two choices: You can go look for justice or you can find a gun and kill the man".

His plan to end Greece's four-year €230 billion ($284 billion) bail-out this month and to resume borrowing abroad without a precautionary safety net of credit from the European Union and the IMF collapsed when markets reacted badly, briefly pushing yields on Greek ten-year bonds above 9%.

As history relates, the scheme backfired badly when Hamilton pushed it through in modified form as an excise.

Is it worth it to double your salary and commit career suicide?' " Floyd's run with the Bulls ended badly — he was pushed out the door on Christmas Day 2001 after two and a half desultory seasons.