Sentence examples for discovered badly from inspiring English sources
Pichu was found safe and well more than two months later but the cub was discovered badly injured by side of the Kippford to Dalbeattie road in October 2009 and died from her injuries.
I have since discovered how badly the army let Tom and his comrades down, and how shamelessly it covered up its misdeeds.
Firefighters who put out a fire in a storage room under the Williamsburg Bridge in Brooklyn last night discovered a badly decomposed body inside, the police said.
Curious why someone would risk his life fighting a fire in an abandoned building, Ms. Sanchez visited her local fire station, where she discovered how badly the Detroit department was besieged.
Firefighters discovered the badly burned bodies of a man and a woman, believed to be a husband and wife, in their Brooklyn apartment yesterday morning shortly after their children had left for school, investigators said.
His naked body had been in the bag for a week before it was discovered, so badly decomposed that the police and pathologists have been unable to determine whether he was murdered in what his family's lawyer has suggested to the court was a plot by others skilled in the "dark arts" of spy work.
She speaks a certain way, and is shocked to discover how badly Londoners comport themselves.
The online tabloid LifeNews published backdated footage on Tuesday of Russian emergencies ministry workers discovering a badly burnt suitcase at the crash site, which it speculated could have held the bomb.
When she went to investigate, she was shocked to discover a badly decomposed body had fallen against her attic door.
It was not until the holiday shopping rush was well under way that Alison L. May, chief executive of RedEnvelope, the luxury gift company based here, discovered just how badly things were going.
If you read the early experience reported by the NHS (which the Washington administration obviously has not), you will see the problems the NHS has discovered with this badly flawed idea.
