Sentence examples for have gone awfully from inspiring English sources

"But when I found our security officer in front of the bus I knew something must have gone awfully wrong.

"It's a reluctance, or outright refusal, to recognize that things have gone awfully wrong," Joost Hiltermann of the International Crisis Group told me last March in Amman.

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.

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

They've gone awfully close on a number of occasions and Royal Empire fits the mould of the horse they feel can win a Cup: lightly raced, unexposed (and hence well weighted) and boasting the acceleration to win good races in the UK at around 2,400m.

So what has gone so awfully wrong with Delhi's air, a decade after the city earned international plaudits for introducing green fuel and bringing down pollution levels?

Aaron Morse's new paintings suggest, ever so subtly, that something has gone god-awfully wrong with the world we live in.

BALTIMORE — If the Orioles could have described an ideal setup for deciding Game 1 of their American League division series, based on how their season has gone, it might have looked awfully similar to Sunday night.

Barker thinks it's all gone awfully well.

The defendant had one shot — to persuade the jury that what he did was a stupid college prank that went awfully wrong.