Sentence examples for was badly made from inspiring English sources
"My friends were on bikes that would cost $3,000 or more, but then they'd go spend $50 on a shirt that was badly made and badly styled and had no passion in it," he said.
"If the hats were badly made, it wouldn't show the tenderness and the beauty, even in this bleakness".
The pits are badly made, not to mention terribly maintained, and their contents run into neighboring wells used by bakers turning out their daily loaves: "Oh superb city!
They break down either because they are being driven on rough roads or because they were badly made in the first place.
That first harp turned out to be badly made, so Mrs. Clogston got on the Internet and discovered harp chat groups.
(The history of medicine is that no matter how many interventions are badly made, the experts who intervene make more: the sixteenth-century doctors who bled and cupped their patients and watched them die just bled and cupped others more).
If you think his pottery is badly made, you should see some of the folk art that's tucked away in museums; he obviously has seen it, and mimics it.
Presently that ratio stands at just 0.2% of saleson $1 billion worth of goods, just $2 million were badly made or shipped late.
They were badly made, but Sorin and his team put them up on the walls anyway and used them until they burned out.
By controlling their consumption ― that is, buying less stuff ― consumers can "send a clearer signal to the big players that are producing billions of garments a year that they don't want to buy so much and they don't want to buy cheap stuff that's badly made," Dean said.
Do not buy instruments online they generally are badly made or are busted and broken.
