Sentence examples for miserably falling from inspiring English sources

This was the Philadelphia B team to whom the Rangers lost so miserably, falling to a record of 3-4.

The Nets had beaten woeful Washington and Atlanta earlier in the week before falling miserably to the Philadelphia 76ers, 97-86, on Friday.

Government figures indicate there are just 2,439 green deal plans in place or pending – falling miserably short of the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) target of 10,000 by the end of 2013.

The real problems of the British economy are miserably low private investment, falling wages and productivity, a broken banking system and mushrooming private debt: very similar, in fact, to those that helped trigger the crisis we are still living through, with the added threat of a new deflationary spiral in the eurozone.

The fund has failed miserably over the past 12 months, falling 48% after its hefty 1.7% in fees.

After falling (quite miserably) to 17th place after the team men's short program and earlier individual events, the two-time U.S. champion figure skater redeemed himself with a history-making men's free skate performance on Saturday.

"But we fall miserably short when it comes to transportation".

Donor countries are disgusted by the treason trial, but equally terrified that the country could once again fall miserably apart if they dare to stop their aid.

And interviews with government officials and experts suggest the new White House guidelines could fall miserably short of preventing scenes of police outfitted in military gear facing off with unarmed protesters in places like Ferguson, Baltimore, New York and beyond.

Skating slowly and softly on their treadmill to oblivion, the Rangers are about to fall miserably short of qualifying for the Stanley Cup playoffs for the seventh consecutive season.

Rembrandt and Titian fell miserably during this 70-year span.