Sentence examples for rising awfully from inspiring English sources
There, hidden until now at the end of the street, was a modernist skyscraper, the Tour Evasion 2000, rising awfully, dejectedly, above its surroundings.
Wages might be rising, but other social indicators might be doing awfully.
It distorts economic decision making: Hard assets, such as oil, gold and land, may look awfully good when the cost of living is rising more than 10% a year which is what happened in the 1970s and early 1980s.
Gov. Jon S. Corzine has been awfully quiet since the primary developer of Xanadu, the shopping and entertainment center rising at the New Jersey Sports Complex, started to unravel publicly in January.
Fox News and the Republicans have been usefully flummoxed, since it is awfully hard to rise to the defense of the Wall Street banks that caused the financial collapse and to retain credibility with anyone, even the Tea Party base.
The addicts' countercultural riffs can sound awfully stale, as when Sam Eno Edett) rises from the bed on which he has been sacked out and justifies his habit.
That's awfully skinny, unless you plan to stay put and are willing to gamble that rents will eventually rise rapidly.
There are ambitions to become a world class city but those ambitions look awfully like high rise after high rise and a race to the skies.
That's an awfully roundabout way to shift the blame for Trump from the elites who empowered his rise and onto the public.
