Sentence examples for said badly from inspiring English sources

Also, the government's acting economy minister said badly needed cash had begun flowing in from abroad after some of the country's foreign bank accounts were unfrozen.

"I think a lot of my colleagues felt that what I had said badly needed to be said, that it was long overdue," he preened.

The Queensland environment minister, Steven Miles, said badly degraded grazing land on this one property was responsible for 40% of the sediment that flows from gully erosion into the Normanby river.

But saying "badly drawn" as Hunt does twice is hardly enlightening.

Republicans already are overreaching, Democrats say, badly misconstruing any mandate from last November.

I am really, really thankful, and I have nothing to say badly against him, because he loves me.

The Populus poll asked voters how well or badly they thought the coalition was doing overall: 37% now say it is going "well", against 61% saying "badly".

As Argentar says, "Badly written software often still runs, but badly build hardware usually doesn't".

You don't want to say bad about them, ideally you don't want to say badly".

He uses Twitter like you or I do, which is to say badly—he'll tweet about whatever is catching his eye at any given moment.

He took what I said really badly.