Sentence examples for poorly ever from inspiring English sources

It is a fuzzy memory now for the Yankees, who have played poorly ever since.

He has been poorly ever since, and the latest rumours indicate that he is again in hospital, suffering from exhaustion and a lung infection.

He said he was not discouraged about playing poorly ever since he won that title at Muirfield, one that anybody who knew anything about golf was sure he never could.

The war in Afghanistan, with its dreadful human toll and debilitating drain on the nation's financial resources, is proceeding as poorly as ever.

With the presidential campaign in overtime, they have stirred an air of crisis through breathless wall-to-wall coverage, even though the country seems to be bumping along as well or as poorly as ever.

Users of Lyft, for example, can use the ratings to block drivers who serve them poorly from ever picking them up again.

At a time when it appears that men and women understand one another more poorly than ever, it seems important to discover the reasoning behind the rejection.

"It was the most poorly received pilot ever," Davies recalls.

"It is the single most poorly drafted statute ever enacted by Congress," he said in an interview.

The nearest person to me was Anne, who had spent the last half hour walking around with a champagne glass in her hand, like a guest at the most poorly attended party ever.

Even Wichita State, which has a chance to become the most poorly seeded team ever to win the tournament (and probably the least likely, statistically), has won its games by an average of 11 points.