Sentence examples for all horrid from inspiring English sources

"We were shown a bunch of flats, and they were all horrid," Mr. D'Amato said.

The main character Catherine Morland is addicted to Gothic works, saying she could read Radcliffe's Udolpho over and over again, and is delighted when her friend Isabella Thorpe suggests to her a number of books to read - after she has confirmed that they "are all horrid".

As all the horrid buildings went in, there would be gurgling, revolving noises inside.

But how will she cope with all those horrid, yucky things she will have to do? Really rather well, as it happens.

Brodsky, who had been sent to a Siberian camp by the Soviet authorities in 1964, believed that poetry could outwit history, that written dreams of freedom had richer palpability and greater prestige than all the horrid engines of man.

While many Greens are willing to debate and take action beyond the recycling bin, most of their voters prefer to advocate a Disney-like eco-utopia, where all the horrid people are so deeply touched by the plight/beauty of Mother Earth that they change their nasty ways and everything gets better.

Paul Howlett Psycho Alfred Hitchcockk, 1960) 12.35am, Channel 4 For all the horrid goings-on at the Bates motel where Norman (a twitchy Anthony Perkins) runs quietly amok, there's little violence on screen: even in the rightly famous shower scene, Hitch leaves nearly all to the viewer's nasty mind.

Sounders FC now has seven wins, all after that horrid start to the season.

It looks like all the others: horrid, crumpled fag packet on the cover, catch-penny title, Packing It In The Easy Way.

So what should we be doing about all that horrid bacteria (apart from not eating over our keyboards, of course)?

I asked them to give the character a name, and to draw speech bubbles containing all those horrid sentences.