Sentence examples for ends up badly from inspiring English sources
It would not be rational for a party to take risks, falsely assuming that if he ends up badly, he can violate at will the terms of agreement or later regain his initial situation and renegotiate terms of cooperation.
Trump unleashed another wave of fury on Twitter early Sunday, just hours before the ABC interview was set to air, accusing the former FBI chief of pushing "many lies" and predicting Comey would go down as the "WORS T FBIDirector in history, by far!" Slippery James Comey, a man who always ends up badly and out of whack (he is not smart!), will go down as the WORST FBI Director in history, by far!
Remember if the sauce ends up badly, you can always just throw it away and don't ruin your steak.
That Nixon's landslide victory in 1972 was bound to end up badly, because of a horrendous two-year configuration of Uranus.
"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.
"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.
