Sentence examples for badly though from inspiring English sources
The statewide economy is not doing so badly, though, a factor that has been working in Mr Obama's favour.
"Did it really end that badly though?" chips in Pearce's press officer, who sits with us throughout the interview.
We didn't do badly though; we picked some larvae out of the beams before the brook froze over and even feasted on fish.
The state wanted to build the project so badly, though, that after Mr. LaHood hinted that Florida should do something about its lackluster commuter rail service if it wanted a shot at winning the federal rail money, Mr. Crist complied in December 2009 by calling a special session of the Legislature.
If it is not tangled that badly though, or if you want to challenge your mind and dexterity, continue reading.
Matthew was very badly wounded, though not as bad in the end as it was feared.
Though badly outnumbered, Gen. George Armstrong Custer's men had been holding off their attackers.
Mr. Smiley, a 78-year-old Ohio businessman, freed himself from the wreckage and, though badly injured, activated an emergency signal.
After Ragnarök (Doomsday), the world tree, though badly shaken, was to be the source of new life.
The 360 is popular in America and Europe, but is doing badly in Japan (though not quite as badly as the original Xbox did).
