Sentence examples for going awfully from inspiring English sources

I was also writing my fifth novel — but that was not going awfully well.

"If he's calling people like the baby sitter in the Michael Kennedy case, that's going awfully far afield.

IT IS going awfully fast, and they are not sure where it is leading them, but Toyota's rivals reckon they have no choice but to give chase.

He's driving on, gets going too fast, state trooper pulls him over, comes up and says, 'You're going awfully fast, don't you have a governor on this thing?' He says, 'No.' He says, 'No, the smell you smell is from the animals in back.' " Apparently a "governor" is a regulating device found inside an engine, as well as a chief executive trying to be funny, with mixed results.

I don't know how things are going in your town, but in Washington, things are going great for some people and simultaneously going awfully for others.

Barker thinks it's all gone awfully well.

This could go awfully wrong, but is it unethical?

It's common sense that the world has gone awfully wrong.

The mafia-built town, which still prides itself on its seedy roots, has gone awfully mainstream.

"Unfortunately this recovery's gone awfully wrong," Whittington's father, David, said on Tuesday.

Alys and I had presented some ideas to the clients before Christmas, but it had gone awfully quiet.