Example sentences of "do [adv] badly [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | But that side did n't do so badly at all . |
| 2 | Er they do n't do so badly at all , they get free er They get allowance for their accommodation in London , Okay ? |
| 3 | He wo n't do too badly for christmas . |
| 4 | Delivery vans are the kings of the jungle , but I did n't do too badly in the BMW . |
| 5 | However it has n't done too badly since 1450 BC . |
| 6 | I HAVE N'T done too badly for a short-***** , bandy-legged Welshman . |
| 7 | Still — she stood back to view her handiwork with a pleased nod — she had n't done too badly for a total amateur , even if she did say so herself . |
| 8 | ‘ Mind you , I 'm regarded more as a provider than a goalscorer and I have n't done too badly in that department over the last couple of years . ’ |
| 9 | It had done very badly in the 1967 local elections , and in November Wilson at last devalued the pound — assuring a somewhat puzzled nation that ‘ the pound in your pocket ’ would somehow not be affected . |
| 10 | ‘ They obviously thought I was doing terribly badly at that time and were very pleased at how well they had rigged me out … until I put on the mac . |
| 11 | There was n't much of an atmosphere , well what could I expect with the home team doing so badly at the moment . |
| 12 | I am not doing so badly at all . ’ |
| 13 | I mean community charge was a factor in the nineteen ninety London borough elections , but in nineteen ninety the Conservative Party was doing very badly in opinion polls . |
| 14 | And compared to his three brothers , Charles was not doing too badly in the world , after all . |
| 15 | A glance at her watch as she turned to the car park told her she was not doing too badly after all . |
| 16 | Local clusters of Always Defect individuals , far from prospering by each other 's presence , do especially badly in each other 's presence . |
| 17 | The B set did particularly badly on number of words correctly accessed according to definition ( i ) i.e. intended words ( 1% ) , but did better on definition ( ii ) i.e. valid words ( 20% ) . |
| 18 | Within Outer London , the experience of Bromley and of Newham are almost mirror images : Bromley did relatively badly in the first and third periods and well in the second , while Newham gained in the first and third periods , but had the smallest increase in the second . |
| 19 | Thus we frequently have a pattern where a relatively difficult examination is set to conform to the entry standards someone hopes may be achieved , where a large number of candidates do very badly on it and some of the least bewildered are then selected for further education . |
| 20 | With only a few islands of relief the Government did very badly in by-elections front the autumn of 1933 to the spring of 1935 . |