Sentence examples for a bit horrid from inspiring English sources
"It's funny, so many people think Sophie is really sweet, but I've always thought she was a bit horrid.
Second, and I say this softly and caringly, it appears that Howard Flight may be a bit thick, what we horrid guttersnipes in my comprehensive playground used to call a "der-brain".
"Impressing the Czar" smells like teen spirit: it's neither earth-shattering nor horrid, but it is a bit like being caught in a time warp.
They often have horrid lives.In this section A bit better Bangkok blues A question of sex Reprints Related items South Africa's controversial athlete: A sorry saga that keeps on runningSep 24th 2009Anne Tamar-Mattis of Advocates for Informed Choice, an American pressure group, says that though legal systems assume that male and female are indisputable categories, none defines them.
I must have been getting a bit queer, for I remember a violent altercation and using the most horrid language to him".
The goal-that-wasn't got its share of attention, although oddly more cries for technology to remedy the horrid refereeing were coming from elsewhere (more on that in a bit), but as Ashley Gray wrote in The Daily Mail, fixating on it fails to recognize the complete flop that the team was.
A bit more explanation about how intelligence was gathered, plans made and orders transmitted might convey better how the whole horrid business carried on as long as it did.
It is a horrid bit of terminology, although Hoffman's introductory essay to this year's Beck's is a thoughtful questioning of competitive exhibitions.
These were the gray teeth, he knew, of someone threatening not to bite you but to crumble his mouth on your face, leaving bits of horrid ash.
