Sentence examples for poorly though from inspiring English sources

He struck the kick poorly, though, and Thomas Sorensen saved fairly comfortably.

"If someone is playing really poorly, though, in my opinion he shouldn't be played.

It sold poorly, though, and has probably yielded more "cooked book" jokes than hot meals.

After a second atmospheric-research satellite was lost because of another problem with the make of rocket that had served OCO so poorly, though, the replacement had to wait for a few years while a more reliable alternative was procured.In this section Gaia's breath Life at the top Practice may not make perfect Mk-II?

It sold poorly (though it cost only about four hundred dollars to produce).

Some livestock fares poorly, though other domesticated animals romp happily into the wild.

I played poorly tonight, though," said Davis afterwards.

His final screenwriting effort a musical adaptation (1973) of an earlier movie (1937) based on James Hilton's Lost Horizon (1933)—though poorly received, was highly remunerative.

By Yoni Brenner C_laude Debussy — "La Mer"_ Though poorly received by critics at its 1905 première, "La Mer" ("The Sea") has survived to become one of Debussy's most beloved and enduring orchestral works.

Though poorly understood, replication initiation has been associated with HR-independent recombination in S. cerevisiae (Lopes et al. 2003) and HR-dependent recombination in Saccharomyces pombe cells (Segurado et al. 2002).

When it is poorly targeted, though, microfinance can lead to terrible debt problems.