Sentence examples for ever so badly from inspiring English sources

Battered and bruised by the Tyco episode and, according to those close to him, wanting ever so badly to retire, Mr. Gamper set out to find a successor.

No wonder that the adorable little alien E.T. wanted ever so badly to get back to it, even though his "home" happened to be around the corner in outer space.

One can imagine her wanting, ever so badly, to appeal to college students, to show them how much she empathizes with all the loans they are shouldering.

While there have been big playoff busts before, has a team this good ever performed so badly?

I mean, has any professional athlete ever been so badly hurt playing with a 5-year-old?) Really, though, most of my baseball thoughts are in the other direction, back rather than forward.

It is a brief self-report measure of different types of lifetime violent and aggressive acts across a range of severity (e.g., "Have you ever been in a gang fight?" "Have you ever carried a weapon?" "Have you ever hurt someone so badly they had to be treated by a doctor or nurse?").

If we ever get hit so badly again, we have promised each other, we will move away.

Ever crave something so badly you'll do anything to get it?

On top of it, this was the tour where Roger infamously insisted on telling Jimmy's story in detail between songs in his thick London accent, just making the seething hordes that much more restless... the only time I ever saw Roger misread a situation so badly.

"Have you ever had a dream to meet someone so badly and somehow it comes true?" Reynolds captioned a photo of him with McCartney. .

Kings Cross, in particular, has been decimated so badly that it will never, ever, come back as an entertainment precinct.