Sentence examples for bit badly from inspiring English sources

But he misjudged the next bit badly.

If your child sleeps through the night and mine does not, I might feel a bit badly, but if I talk to enough people, I will probably find that I fall somewhere in the middle.

Things end every bit as badly as you'd expect.

Meanwhile, the Ginza store may add a bit of badly needed glamour.

But Riggio wanted the museum every bit as badly as Govan did.

It was the era of Loaded, and women felt their answer should be to behave every bit as badly as the men.

Those children, especially those from very poor families and neighborhoods, need a rural retreat every bit as badly as a hard-pressed office worker.

Workforce was well beaten behind Cape Blanco in that race last time out, but clearly that had more to do with inexperience and circumstance – the bit slipped badly, causing him to hang – than it did with lack of ability.

In the days of his predecessor, Edward Shevardnadze, this comic-opera statelet in Georgia's south-west corner functioned a bit less badly than the rest of the country: it was a fief of its diminutive leader, Aslan Abashidze, who enjoyed cosy relations with local Russian generals and a share of the spoils from cross-border trade in oil and other commodities.

A bit of badly needed Christmas cheer 40 new jobs have been created in Newham with a £750 000 investment to transform two McDonald's restaurants.

The archive is a bit neglected and badly needs a deep-pocketed benefactor.