Sentence examples for lost horrendously from inspiring English sources
His wish to cure inherent football ills in the country coincidentally came at the end of that European Championship campaign, where Scotland finished behind the Republic of Ireland and lost horrendously in Georgia.
We lost it, this liminal, horrendously image-forming zone, because it is one of the things easiest to lose.
There were two clear decisions in the first half when he got it horrendously wrong but he wasn't the reason we lost".
But the object lesson I learned was that something charming and lovely worked out for a stage in Stoke-on-Trent, with a group of actors you know intimately, and had directed yourself, can all be lost in the opening of a West End show where it became horrendously twee and pretty".
"I don't like to blame the referees because sometimes they get it right or get it wrong and he isn't the reason we've lost - but there were two decisions in the first half where he was horrendously wrong.
"People understand that things are going horrendously, the paper is losing money and there have to be concessions, but people don't feel that the company tried very hard to make the concessions more palatable or equitable," said Scott Allen, a Globe reporter.
It was horrendously frightening.
"It is getting horrendously bad".
Through three sets, I was playing horrendously.
People seem horrendously offended by trivia.
