Sentence examples for terribly good time from inspiring English sources

"It is not a terribly good time to get unwell at the moment or need NHS services for mental illness.

Whatever happens, nobody on either side seems to be having a terribly good time, writes Ray Ratto on CBSSports.com.com

Finally, put together all of the hints in the riddle not forgetting to use "I", and at the end of the riddle say,"Who am I. " (for example: I breathe oxygen, but I do not have a mouth. I can brighten up dark times, but used wrongly I can terribly ruin good times. I move around a lot, but I do not have a body. Who am I?)(the answer to this riddle is, "fire").

Which is to say, I do not think paying attention to them is a terribly good use of your time".

It's not terribly good, although we do get another vulnerable version of "Time After Time".

That is to say, when times are not terribly good and people are worried about whether they are going to get a job, the explicit focus on altruism definitely declines.

Television was saturated with news items about playgirl plutocrats, none of whom seemed terribly embarrassed to admit what a rollicking good time they were having.

He was just terribly good". Bradbury described Ishiguro's work of the time as "retained, recessive, low-key, powerfully effective.

It doesn't keep good time, and a lot of people think it's terribly kitsch.

Pakistani television stations are already putting out lots of Indian music videos, and in May for the first time broadcast a couple of carefully selected (and not terribly good) Indian films.

And there is an imagined conversation between God and Jesus on the cross that feels like an interruption: time out for a comedy club routine, and not a terribly good one at that.