Sentence examples for when things go badly from inspiring English sources
When things go badly, he said, the staff starts barking "Woof!" at each other.
"But when things go badly, people realize that they need their inheritances".
But you have to go to the national team when things go badly too.
"When things go badly, you find out what you're made of.
Like traffic police, they tend only to get noticed when things go badly.
As a society we have few hesitations in laying the blame on our young people when things go badly.
When things went badly, le Carré recalls, "not only were the police looking for him, but the boys were.
"Some companies paid more than the buildings could ever sustain, and when things went badly, they started running the properties to the ground".
The videotapes captured the turn-by-turn instructions, the drivers' responses, and, when things went badly and passengers were present, the in-car conversations about what to do — expletives included.
When Boomer Esiason was the Jets' quarterback, he once described their fans' quick flip-flop when things went badly on the field as "a giant sucking sound deflating all the air out of the Meadowlands".
When things went well, they lauded him as their saviour and begged him to disband democracy and rule them as a tyrant; when things went badly, they banished him as a traitor to live with the Spartans and, in his absence, sentenced him to death.
