Sentence examples for terribly successful at from inspiring English sources

That doesn't exactly accommodate my conducting style; I've not been terribly successful at that yet.

He said the attack on the Baghdad Hotel was not terribly successful, at least not in comparison with other attacks.

Although not terribly successful at explaining the cultural divide, it manages to exemplify it perfectly in its condescension toward people who don't vote as Frank thinks they should.

The religious parties, though never terribly successful at the polls, have street power, and when it comes to Kashmir, broad sympathy.

I was not terribly successful at any of those things, but I have done them, so they qualify as part of my CV.

In some cases, firms could founder if they are not allowed to cut costs.The Socialists are unlikely to be terribly successful at preventing the destruction of jobs, but they may be all too effective, however unintentionally, at stifling job creation.

Only the English and the Russians, neither terribly successful football migrants, play overwhelmingly at home in their rich domestic leagues.

He's terribly successful, he has the resources to do this, I think all in all, at first rush it seems like a good idea".

Meanwhile, the never terribly successful Argosy also got a reprieve.

"We raced, but it wasn't terribly successful".

The meeting was friendly, if not terribly successful.