Sentence examples for being terribly from inspiring English sources

But, being terribly early, 7pm is also terribly unlikely.

"They're not being terribly cooperative," the person said.

Because Adrian, bless him, was being terribly aggressive.

"They ended up not being terribly good at either," Mr. Harrison added.

Most impressively, Cameron has managed all this without anybody being terribly worried by him.

"They're all excited by it, but they're being terribly criticized for it".

Mostly it's to do with all of us being terribly British and awkward.

Mr. Obama has the reputation of being terribly smart, and he obviously ran a great campaign.

I recall poor Mr Myers as being terribly uptight, desiccated and – naturally – ridiculously old.

He recalls Bush being "terribly, terribly nervous, but the show was just extraordinary.

"These are important historical documents, and they're being terribly abused," said Jerry Beck, an animation historian.