Sentence examples similar to be a terrible step from inspiring English sources

("I'm so mad at our wedding coordinator for quitting, two weeks before the big day!") If you're scared ("I'm scared that I won't be a good-enough wife!" "I'm worried I'll be a terrible step-mother!"), scream into the pillow.

It is a terrible step to have to take.

But Camp David was a terrible step in the wrong direction, in my view.

"It was a terrible step down, being a judge after being President of the Earth," he said.

Targeting Hsp27 may then prove to be a promising strategy to prevent bone metastasis, which is a terrible step towards patient death.

Schools Minister Nick Gibb said abolishing Sats "would be a terrible retrograde step" which would "undo decades of improvement in children's reading and maths".

It was lonely and chaotic, a terrible step down from normal-town life, and the roosters were its demonic outgrowths somehow, channeling its direst energies.

"It was a difficult decision and a terrible step backwards, but we eventually decided we had no choice but for me to move back into the family home".

Britain's harsh treatment of sepoy mutineers at Manjee in 1764, with the order that they should be "shot from guns", was a terrible warning to others not to step out of line.

I barely had time to take a step back before there was a terrible crash.

"Riot police clearing the steps of St Paul's Cathedral was a terrible sight," Mr. Fraser said Tuesday.