Sentence examples for appalling high from inspiring English sources

Moss Bros said it had defied "appalling" high street conditions to report sales growth in its 140-odd outlets in the UK.

Yet despite these appalling, high-profile events the risk profile for most travellers is unaffected; a large majority of the British travellers who sadly lose their lives abroad are killed on the roads or are victims of accidents in water.

These numbers are huge and appalling, higher than they were in 2002, when Mayor Michael Bloomberg took office, higher than in the dismal days of the fiscal crisis, the Reagan '80s and the surly administration of Rudolph Giuliani.

Sow's fall appeared to owe more to his own clumsiness but the striker could not profit from the gift and blazed an appalling penalty high over the crossbar.

Even just wars are appalling; knowing how high the casualty rate was on Omaha Beach and in the Normandy campaign after D Day does not reduce our sense that the Second World War was a necessary conflict.

"If we do not act quickly, a generation of innocents will become lasting casualties of an appalling war," U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees Antonio Guterres said.

"The number of people receiving a custodial sentence for these appalling crimes is higher than ever before".

It's the one with the appalling guy who high-fives his kids (without looking at them) and then ends with an anti-French flourish: "You work hard; you create your own luck.

It is appalling, and far too high.

Now you see appalling things happening and high excitement, but you rarely get right into people.' Not so with even Lean's biggest canvases.

The carnage seemed too horrific, the desecration of the shrine right after Friday Prayers too appalling, no matter how high the stakes in the fight for predominance over the Shiite community.