Sentence examples for terribly run from inspiring English sources

I've been terribly run down and nervous this summer, and when I get that way, I scratch a lot.

He was price gouging us and had a terribly run factory.

Israeli sources tell me that Olmert wants terribly to run, but he is in no position to do so and most likely will not.

Mr. Armey said that spending millions of dollars on advertising was, in his view, "a terribly ineffective way to run a campaign".

In her one debate with Reid, last week, Angle displayed again her uncanny ability to come across as a plainspoken, unpolished political amateur who believes that American politics is run by terribly misguided people.

But he was not terribly interested in running a business, or in turning himself into one.

There were many times when whatever his expectations were, they didn't turn out, the horse ran terribly, whatever.

"Steve was not terribly involved in running the businesses," said Richard H. Kremer, Conseco's head of human resources who studied the company as a consultant during Mr. Hilbert's tenure.

The re-application of blinkers must have made some of the difference, but trainer Paul Nicholls admitted: "He ran terribly last week – so badly that I took him out of his Cheltenham engagements and told the owners not to bother to come.

The passengers ran terribly short of food and water.

NBC Sports Vice President Chet Simmons recalled: Connal, watching the game from his home in Old Greenwich, Connecticut, also noticed the fourth quarter was running "terribly slow".