Sentence examples for end up terribly from inspiring English sources

I worry about Alex: he seems horribly vulnerable and likely to end up terribly hurt.

He had kept up a correspondence with Mahlsdorf and returned to interview her many times, only to end up terribly disappointed by some of what was revealed about her.

"I may end up terribly suffering.

Some of those currently intoxicated by his victory are going to end up feeling terribly disappointed by him.

Also, the book tackles the idea that even when dreams come true, there's always a risk that you'll end up feeling terribly disappointed.

It's nonsense, really, because if we all did that we'd end up with terribly boring novels about writers staring out of windows waiting for inspiration to hit.

These factual outbursts frequently end up being terribly funny, but there's something about the fiction of Pawns that's fascinatingly creepy.

The thing is, if you end up sleeping terribly, or not sleeping at all, due to the sounds coming from the beds around you, or latecomers stumbling in all night, the discount might not be worth it.

End up.

In the 1980s, Malcolm Wallop, a Republican senator from Wyoming, blasted the agency for spending money on super computers, saying that it should be investing in weapons—a criticism that ended up being terribly short sighted given the current importance of computing to almost all weapons.

Others get no health care at all, relying on home remedies until they become terribly ill and end up in a hospital emergency room.