disastrously

But though I was no less convinced than Stroeve that the connection between Strickland and Blanche would end disastrously, I did not expect the issue to take the tragic form it did.

On Lilla the strain began to tell disastrously. She grew pale--a patchy pallor, which meant that her nerves were out of order.

Once a writer friend of mine had owned the ranch; but he, too, had become a revolutionist, though more disastrously than I, for he was already dead and gone, and none knew where nor how.

And such a wrong may react disastrously upon the soul.

In past experience, especially in dealing with squaws, meat and punishment had often been disastrously related.

The respectable Apollyon was now putting on the steam at a prodigious rate, anxious, perhaps, to get rid of the unpleasant reminiscences connected with the spot where he had so disastrously encountered Christian.

It ended disastrously for her, poor woman, for the book, as I planned it, was going to end in profound and sordid respectability.

My effort to dodge the tree and the pterodactyl at the same time resulted disastrously. One wing touched an upper branch; the plane tipped and swung around, and then, out of control, dashed into the branches of the tree, where it came to rest, battered and torn, forty feet above the ground.

So Ulysses followed her into the oval saloon, where his two and twenty comrades had devoured the banquet, which ended so disastrously for themselves.

Having fallen disastrously in love, the young man returns home and settles down to a life worthy of his father's expectations, while Palestine struggles for independence.

Meanwhile, a night out for Karen, Sam and Joe goes disastrously wrong.