go badly

At home the war in the South was going badly.

The war is going badly if you can't find better.

He had work to do, and at the moment it was going badly.

It was night, and the day had gone badly for him.

But still, things went badly for her, no matter how hard she worked.

If things went badly, someone should know he'd been here.

The process is likely to take another day or two, even if nothing goes badly wrong, they say.

It was not long, however, before things began to go badly wrong.

But within months it was clear things had gone badly wrong.

If things went badly, those could be his only defense.

He'd thought he could back out if the training went badly.

And he was there after, when we knew it had gone badly.

Had gone badly, for there was little of it left.

If it had gone badly, would I have been there even one day?

And they will all be dead men soon, if this night's work goes badly.

Is it the fact that something has gone badly wrong here?

Do we not think, by any chance, that things are already going badly enough?

Whatever may have gone badly for the President in 2011, and much did, that went well.

If things went badly, on the other hand, God knew when she could expect to get home.

I could not look away from her to see exactly what they were doing, but this was about to go badly.

Now we must be ready to leave tonight if things go badly.

In early 1944, the war was going badly for Japan.

But it was around this time that things began to go badly wrong.

But when things go badly, there is no leader to see them through.

The first days of camp have gone badly for this group.