Sentence examples for terribly against from inspiring English sources

The Duchy originally were terribly against it and it took something like five years to get going.

Some people would be helpful, smile, take leaflets and buy badges; others were terribly against us and labelled us "Commies".

He had passed 50 only once in eight innings since then, and struggled terribly against Ashwin's offspin in this series, falling to him every single time.

But their offense struggled terribly against the Cowboys, converting just 3 of 16 third-down attempts and allowing five sacks — and many more pressures — of quarterback Ben Roethlisberger.

During worship, as Baldwin repeatedly reminds us, the physical body can be hidden but not forgotten behind the holy robes: Elisha's "thighs moved terribly against the cloth of his suit".

Wilson is a big guy with lots of experience but he won't be 80-minutes fit and didn't look terribly confident against Exeter last weekend.

In addition, there is a terribly negative stigma against the schooling for the careers that require only technical skills.

The best US bands give the impression they are railing against something terribly important.

Could the terribly off-key recital against Italy have been a one-off?

While we're at it, what would he have called himself had he grown up in Chelsea or Hell's Kitchen — A-C-E?) Granted, a mapmaker's headache doesn't loom terribly large when stacked against the dislocations that await millions of riders as a result of widespread service reductions being prepared.

This exclusion on partisan grounds has been compared, terribly, to the discrimination against blacks at lunch counters, or the refusal to bake cakes for gay weddings, or any other number of prejudicial infractions companies lodge against minorities.