Sentence examples for end miserably from inspiring English sources

Brosnan's tenure would end miserably in a flurry of invisible cars and Madonna-mandated swordfights but, if this is your first time watching GoldenEye, you're in for a treat.

Rather, each narrative is sustained by the suspense inherent in sexual pursuit (perhaps especially when we know it will end miserably) and, oddly, by Theroux's use of stereotype to sketch the more minor players.

His quixotic foray into his homeland ended miserably.

The die was cast and, although they briefly looked like getting the win they needed against Portugal, their tournament ended miserably.

But with audiences dwindling and weekly running costs of almost £4,000, The World of Paul Slickey closed after only six weeks, the Battle of Cambridge Circus ending miserably in the decisive defeat of financial loss.

Relegated Yeovil's season ended miserably as they suffered a heavy loss at home to mid-table Middlesbrough.

His season ended miserably, with an engine failure in Canada, and the Shadow severely off the pace in Watkins Glen.

There is finally joy, everlasting joy, for the wary fans who wondered if this season would end as miserably as all the rest.

"Everyone can enjoy a life of luxurious leisure if the machine-produced wealth is shared, or most people can end up miserably poor if the machine-owners successfully lobby against wealth redistribution," Hawking said.

Everyone can enjoy a life of luxurious leisure if the machine-produced wealth is shared, or most people can end up miserably poor if the machine-owners successfully lobby against wealth redistribution".

But by trying not to give succour to racists, the risk is that we end up miserably self-censoring, giving the "why can't we talk about immigration?" brigade ammunition for their conspiracy theories.