Sentence examples for abominable place from inspiring English sources

2013 is a pretty abominable place to be a purist.

The voices that survived and made known what happened in that abominable place have proved invaluable as – just as the prisoners had feared – the entire camp was liquidated, destroyed by the Germans in advance of the Allied invasion, in an effort to hide the systematic inhumanity enacted over its 15 months of operation.

The upcoming Sherlock special, The Abominable Bride, takes place in Victorian times and his character's normally unruly mop is slicked neatly back, and Cumberbatch is wearing Victorian evening wear.

Abominable practices stayed in place after 1989, treating birth as a medical emergency in which painful and humiliating procedures such as episiotomy, shaving and enemas were mandatory.

"This 'separate but equal' arrangement is abominable and has no place in the 21st century, let alone on the Upper West Side," Assemblywoman Linda B. Rosenthal told the blog West Side Rag last year.

Hammah is where the abominable massacre of 1982 took place.

The Sherlock Christmas special, The Abominable Bride, has rocketed to fifth place at the US box office despite a limited release, with total international cinema sales exceeding $30m£21m1m).

What happened in North Carolina, with the fake repeal of HB2 in a so-called "compromise" that keeps discrimination in place for years to come, is abominable.

The abominable and damnable act in Paris had taken place: the Jew Grynszpan had shot the German vom Rath, and the external and probably very welcome excuse for carrying out and stepping up the planned measures against Jews described above had been provided.

There's a time and place for drawing parallels between fictional murder and abominable acts of real-life violence – and a first-impressions report on a Dracula game probably isn't one of them.

She has always sung in small places without microphones, and she thinks microphones are abominable.