Sentence examples for back in a terrible from inspiring English sources

"They were all twisted back in a terrible state".

"I don't want to be thrown back into a terrible, terrible national debate," she said during her stump speech on a college campus in Des Moines.

Our boobs have come in, we've been in love with someone who loves us back, and once in a terrible blue moon, someone will call us "ma'am".

The phrase calls back to a terrible history: in 1944, in this exact spot, members of the Bolivian military dictatorship threw five opposition politicians down into the void.

They say it's about how his ideology changed and what he did with it - and to understand that it is necessary to go back to a terrible moment in modern European history.

Richards (5-2) backced back from a terrible outing in his last start when he allowed five runs while getting only two outs.

Forward Lance Stephenson has incentive to bounce back from a terrible season in Charlotte that he said "humbled me a lot," and he should beef up what was a woeful bench.

A fortnight into the new me, I am back in the terrible uniform of the old me.

I'm a really hard worker" — which, back in 1985, was a terrible thing to be if you were looking to couple.

Just to further prove why going back in time is a terrible idea, there is something called the grandfather paradox.

Yet even Trump called Sterling's killing back in 2016 "terrible, disgusting".