Sentence examples for somewhat badly from inspiring English sources
The poll found that 68 percent thought the fighting was going "somewhat badly" or "very badly," compared with 42 percent who had those impressions in November.
Later it was one of the areas in which disaffection with Ming rule (which began in 1368) first appeared in the late 1620s, and it was somewhat badly damaged in the fighting leading up to the Qing conquest in 1644.
The message is somewhat badly timed because both Alex Salmond, the SNP leader, and Alistair Darling, leader of the cross-party Better Together group, seem to be telling their fellow country people that they have can have it all, yes or no.
Speaking to CNN's Larry King, Biden said "I feel somewhat badly for him.
The fact that it's somewhat badly drawn makes it all the more charming.
On Afghanistan, more than 50percentt said the war was going somewhat or very badly.
And among Democrats, 68 percent said the war was going somewhat or very badly, compared with 38 percent in November.
Among Republicans, 60percentt said the war was going somewhat or very badly, compared with 40percentt in November.
Among Democrats, 68percentt said the war was going somewhat or very badly, compared with 38percentt in November.
It is a Monday, and John Prescott, the deputy prime minister, who has a theory about the sartorial tendencies of public school boys, seems somewhat peeved.They eat badly.
