Sentence examples for gone desperately from inspiring English sources

From the beginning, it was obvious that something had gone desperately wrong in that hospital room.

"Beautiful People" is a sad case of a nifty premise gone desperately wrong.

A single shot lasting a hair-raising six minutes stays locked on Cohle as he tries to escape from an undercover job gone desperately wrong.

"Something must have gone desperately wrong with the technical aspect for them to have laid themselves open to such a disaster.

The more cynical among you may suggest that things have gone desperately awry when the best song Oasis can come up with bears comparison not to I Am the Resurrection but a track from the Stone Roses' rubbish second album.

But gun-control advocates are especially excited by the prospect of suits brought by municipal governments against the industry, in imitation of the successful legal action taken by state governments against tobacco firms.In this section Tet offensive A toe in the Kosovo waters Dumping grounds Thought those days had gone Desperately seeking an agenda The fog of battle Did you say,"Over"?

This has happened because of the desperation of British weather; we cling onto vapors of sunshine, go desperately puce in the sun, huddle on narrow cracks of summer heat outside pubs on moderately hot days.

This has happened because of the desperation of British weather; we cling onto vapours of sunshine, go desperately puce in the sun, huddle on narrow cracks of summer heat outside pubs on moderately hot days.

Sometimes things go desperately wrong, like they did in the Landis case.

The movie "Fargo" featured a debt-ridden Minnesota salesman whose plan to kidnap his own wife went desperately astray.

After a low-key opening 20 minutes in which defences were comfortably on top, the game briefly sparked into life with both sides going desperately close to scoring.