Sentence examples for did miserably from inspiring English sources

He did miserably in the early primaries but promised that Florida would be his firewall.

On their side, the generals might note that the only plainly fundamentalist party did miserably: the Felicity Party, with 2.5%.

Attempts to write for television faltered and a film, a Gothic weepie called Lady Jane, with Nunn directing, did miserably.

That is why, in last year's unusually unrigged election, a coalition of Islamists, including JUI-F, did miserably, losing power in NWFP and Baluchistan.

He's a south Wales boy, from Port Talbot, and always wanted to perform – so he never bothered academically, and did miserably.

An alternative is Fernando de la Rua, the Radical mayor of Buenos Aires city, where the Peronists did miserably, barely ahead of the new party formed by Mr Menem's former economy minister, Domingo Cavallo.

"They could all have done miserably, just some less miserably than others".

"Three years ago the industry was doing miserably," said Kenneth S. Abramowitz, a managing director of the Carlyle Group, an investment firm.

"I think we're doing well on preservation," Mr. Schneiderman said, "and we're doing miserably building houses for our working people".

The index may do miserably, but the manager can still win by doing slightly less miserably.

It was near the top of the raw five-year performance charts in January 2000 but proceeded to do miserably in the next five years.