Sentence examples for badly used from inspiring English sources

The producers of the scary Cloverfield use the same idea by offering us a camcorder being rather badly used to film a farewell party given for yuppie Rob Michaell Stahl-David) who's leaving New York for Japan.

Technology is worthwhile when it gives us capabilities we otherwise lack, even if it can be badly used.

And Garland, who looks badly used up here, is just not believable as a fresh young star.

Four defeats in games in which the Giants, playing for their playoff lives, could have badly used a victory.

He said Downing Street was responsible for his brother-in-law's death, and claimed his suicide was "being badly used" by the Blairs to give them favourable publicity.

"Marketing and communications have become so exploited and so badly used that one has to find a way to do it honestly and sincerely," he said.

Amway has not done badly using its hybrid model.

Gillett served a reminder that DIC have the cash that Liverpool – and he – could badly use.

But Bradway emphasized that the Jets do not expect to get a player who can start immediately, even though it seems they could badly use some good off-season news.

The deal with "The Deal" is that for HBO it's a safe but unexciting offering, a reheated British leftover at a time when this cable network could badly use a fresh, sizzling platter.

Just to give the rest of us a change from the same old, same old, couldn't some enterprising young director move all the gore and destruction away from the Big Apple and Vegas and the City of Lights to cities that could badly use the publicity?