shabbily

I cannot do a service for someone who treats me so shabbily.

The young man was shabbily dressed, clutching something in front of him.

No one who lives there is shabbily dressed or has to go hungry.

He was shabbily dressed, but his gun looked to be in good shape.

"He was dressed very shabbily and clearly had no money.

But I think you'll find that victims of crime get treated pretty shabbily too.

Some experts say the gun is poorly designed and shabbily made.

We're all in agreement that our crews are being treated shabbily.

Shabbily dressed men and women relaxed on the old furniture.

It seemed an odd time for the fans to treat the home team so shabbily.

A shabbily dressed woman with a pitcher in her hand was turning away from the front door.

The scholar gave the shabbily dressed old man an offended look.

A pair of shabbily dressed men stood on the corner outside the store.

I don't mind telling you they've treated me rather shabbily at home about one or two things I've done.

The Queen waved her hand at a shabbily dressed man in the back.

The shabbily dressed manager led them to an elevator at the end of the hall.

The man was bent with age and garbed most shabbily.

Why would she care to continue to befriend someone who treated her so shabbily?

"It's too favorable to the pharmaceutical companies, which have treated us very shabbily."

"The complaints are untrue, and we have been treated very shabbily."

Also, I never treated you shabbily, and you know it.

The man was shabbily dressed, he recalled, and possibly homeless.

Not many people jostled him, and they for the most part Shabbily clad.

Above a chemist's shop I found a shabbily respectable place and took a room.

Why are those refusing to play the game treated so shabbily and unfairly?