Sentence examples for end up badly from inspiring English sources

Most will end up badly wounded.

And then we end up badly".

That Nixon's landslide victory in 1972 was bound to end up badly, because of a horrendous two-year configuration of Uranus.

"One side is a great exuberant warmth, a love of the plebeian energy of American life," he said, "and the other side is a persistent despair, that it's all out of control and that it will end up badly.

Of course there is no way on God's earth that this can end up badly for Lane who, it has to be said, is giving traditional British values of fair play and sportsmanship a very bad name.

"Everyone is in some way haunted by the Troubles and the sense that things might end up badly, and they don't allow euphoria to get the better of them," Mr. English said.

Her Western seekers usually ended up badly, defrauded and exploited.

We attack what ended up badly, not what was done badly".

"I might have talked to more people about it, gotten more views," she said, adding, "I don't think it ended up badly.

The ambitious event, which installed the work of more than 80 artists at sites throughout New Orleans, ended up badly over budget after the bills came due in 2008, owing more than $1 million more than it had raised.

Both contestants ended up badly damaged--Ruskin because he recovered from an episode of madness to find his reputation ruined, Whistler because the farthing damages were not only derisive but left him with his lawyer's fees to pay.