Sentence examples for something badly wrong from inspiring English sources
There was something badly wrong.
When that happens, you know there is something badly wrong.
When Dan went down the coaches said to me, 'Whatever it takes to get you to play we'll do it.' But deep down I knew there was something badly wrong.
To go in a matter of weeks from a projected surplus of about £5m to an expected deficit of around £10m for the last financial year and a "working assumption" of a deficit of £30m for the coming year is surely evidence that there is something badly wrong with the way the health service manages its funding flows.
If the Tories can't convert all that into some better poll ratings there probably is something badly wrong with the way their campaign is being run, as some Tories believe there is.Courting the young, and the low-paidOn hearing the jobless figures, Ed Miliband, the leader of the Labour Party riposted that still too many of the new jobs being created were "low-paid, low- skilled and insecure".
"There's something badly wrong with the culture of the NHS".
Unless something goes badly wrong next week, it looks as if Moffat has pulled off something that has evaded Doctor Who since the 2005 revival: a decent Cybermen episode, with an actual plot that holds water, even if it's still coming together.
To spend £112,00 on something that is neither a good likeness nor even approximates to good art is a symptom that something is badly wrong in this alternative world of "popular art".
But something went badly wrong with "Songs of David Byrne and Brian Eno".
This time the potential for something going badly wrong is far greater.
