Sentence examples for get on poorly from inspiring English sources

I'm mixed race so I tend to get on poorly with proper racists, which is reciprocated.

Life at home was miserable: Grossman was now debilitated by cancer, and got on poorly with his wife and his grown stepson, Fyodor.

When he did get on the field, he played poorly and injured his groin in Week 10.

If you're like me, it's also the time to get on Twitter and complain about how poorly a game is being officiated.

Cauer seems to have got on very poorly with his German colleagues.

Typically, Spencer finds, stocks get on a trajectory of doing either well or poorly, driven by jazzed investors, and stay on that path for three to five years.

Something like: "Feeling realllllly poorly :( :( :(". Now here's something we can really get on board with. This you like.

90 min+4: Zaha beats his man, gets to the touchline wide left and does the last thing poorly having done so well to get there, blasting a cross beyond every Palace player trying to get on the end of it.

Whisper, who is getting on a bit, had been poorly with bad legs and tendinitis until a new vet helped get her back to form.

This impatience goes well with a career of dreaming up new recipes, but poorly with just getting on with one's morning, belly rumbling quieted, as would ostensibly be the goal of a weekday breakfast.

On poorly maintained concrete roads the ride can get bouncy, and the chassis shivers on the worst expansion joints.