Sentence examples for started abysmally from inspiring English sources

González, the powerful 11th-seeded Chilean veteran, started abysmally.

He rolls in the putt to bring a match he started abysmally back all square.

After last season, which started abysmally for the Devils and ended without a playoff berth, Elias has been invigorated.

11.22pm BST Francesco Molinari started abysmally, with bogeys at 4 and 6, but he's turned it round very well indeed.

Benech had wanted to attend one of the AGRO schools, with a concentration in forestry, but because he performed abysmally in math and physics and correspondingly well in English and philosophy, he chose law instead, and started out in life as a labor lawyer.

I contacted Clinton, through his then-press secretary Jay Carson, the first week I started to research my book, and all I got for my promptness was the runaround from Carson, who treated me abysmally, making me jump through ridiculous hoops, wasting my time, money, and energy, knowing, I believe, all along that an audience with the former president would never be granted.

This is the well-chronicled result of the rush to get the program started, major program design flaws like the failure to remedy mortgage servicers' favoring of foreclosure over permanent modifications, and a refusal to hold those abysmally performing mortgage servicers accountable for their disregard of program guidelines.

Blackburn began their title defence abysmally, losing five of their first eight games, and it was soon clear that United's main title rivals were Kevin Keegan's Newcastle, who started the season spectacularly after the additions of Les Ferdinand and David Ginola, and Evans's assured Liverpool.

They have also restored Carlos Perez to the starting rotation, in which he performed so abysmally last season (2-10, 7.43 earned run average) that he was sent to the minors.

The capital-rich Gulf states score abysmally on launching new products or starting new companies.The index is not entirely convincing.

India scores abysmally in the World Bank's global surveys of how easy it is to start a new firm.