Sentence examples for another horrid from inspiring English sources

Yet another horrid day at Zeinhom morgue, where family of victims saying relatives were killed inside the prison walls.

Delhi bus gang rape (the perpetrators of which were sentenced today), was yet another horrid instance of violence against women in India.

Mattingly had to use seven different relievers Saturday after another horrid start by Roberto Hernandez, who gave up two runs on six hits and two walks in four innings.

For every good teacher who is too creative to survive in the era of "no child left behind," there's probably another tenacious, horrid teacher who might be dethroned only because of unquestionably bad outcomes on objective tests.

Some of the splicing of one classical hit-parade number into another is cleverly horrid.

There is a condition called parosmia in which all smells are horrid; another called anosmia in which there is no smell.

Up he comes with one grisly idea, it's rejected, but he pops up with another one, equally horrid, and now, while everyone's been looking the other way at You Know What, he's come up with a corker: teaching qualifications are no longer necessary.

This story was written in another seaside house with another wife, much more horrid than the first.

Allowing for normal legal delays, it could take another two before anything horrid is done to Bill Gates's company.

His lament is recorded as: Mis air airin baidh 'us burrail            I was drowning and howling Measg nan glumag eagalaich             Amongst the horrid pools Another story has St Moluag and St Mulhac conducting a boat race across the Lynn of Lorn with the first to land on Lismore having the right to found a monastery there.

We all lived another year – in these horrid, crumbling bodies – consuming news and memes and memes and news, and a sort of weird grey liminal version of something that lives between the two, and everything is sort of terrible and sometimes things are good, and with everything only being polar and in extremes there's no real room for, in the centre, a lukewarm take.