Sentence examples for horribly unlikely from inspiring English sources
At the same time, falling in love and marrying another Mormon seems horribly unlikely in this day and age.
She's also obsessed with the idea of bringing her children together for one last Christmas – a prospect that seems horribly unlikely since the children don't want to visit her, are miles away from her Midwest home and have problems of their own.
She usually brings youthful theatrics to her shows and even if these were to go horribly wrong (unlikely at this stage in her career) she has only to flash that winning smile and retreat to the safety of her Yamaha to win the crowds back.
Whether that flight would have had its happy outcome with fewer people working on the problem is unknowable though it seems unlikely that landing this horribly crippled flight could be accomplished as sucessfully with fewer pilots.
Horrible things happen, horribly.
If you feel mistreated, you may be tempted to launch into your account of the events: "I want to talk about how horribly you treated me in that meeting". But that's unlikely to go over well.
Still, Tokyo is unlikely to fare as badly as other areas, which are suffering horribly.
Moreover, the courts remain horribly corrupt.Family mattersIf regulators, courts and investors cannot instil new practices, South-East Asian businessmen are unlikely to adopt them voluntarily.
"One accident on a bright sunny day in New York was unlikely enough, but a second one was almost a literal impossibility, as we all horribly deduced".
Albion's unlikely comeback should have started with 20 minutes to go but Nacer Chadli sliced horribly wide with the goal at his mercy from a Chris Brunt corner.
