Sentence examples for bad tidings from inspiring English sources
They brought bad tidings.
And it's not just the national polls that are bringing bad tidings.
But recent weeks have added a particularly worrisome handful of bad tidings to the cauldron.
The bad tidings from all corners of the empire must have complicated his condition.
No one likes to be the bearer of bad tidings, however unintentionally.
When Mr Trimble broke the bad tidings, he is said to have been furious.
As the New Year brought bad economic tidings, newspaper executives built up newsprint supplies.
The message that he had to deliver was bad news unwelcome tidings.
Still, many New Yorkers say that they are angry, frustrated and despondent about how all the stars of bad financial tidings seem to have ominously aligned, multiplying the effect of sticker shock over and over.
With increasing evidence of rising inflation, which will trigger higher interest rates, these stocks are even more vulnerable to selloffs from bad-earnings tidings.
After a teacup storm over spin doctors that turned into a political typhoon, two media advisers to Britain's Labor government quit tonight in a dispute over the practice of hiding bad news behind yet worse tidings of others.
