Sentence examples for bits of horrid from inspiring English sources

These were the gray teeth, he knew, of someone threatening not to bite you but to crumble his mouth on your face, leaving bits of horrid ash.

Horrid Henry is very naughty on his family's computer and lots of horrid things happen.

3. The fear evoked by the photo is primal, the stuff of horrid fairy tales.

But "Leap" was bleeding money because of horrid ticket sales, losing about $275,000 last week.

For instance, they could be the end of horrid, air-conditioned supermarkets.

M. Barker: First signs of horrid reaction after undergoing major accident?

I think we were all a bunch of horrid little boys because of the loss of security".

She points to the EU's fondness for compromise and listening, and its rejection of horrid things like conflict.

"This may be a little expensive, but the money pales in comparison to the cost of horrid, preventable human tragedies".

It is a horrid bit of terminology, although Hoffman's introductory essay to this year's Beck's is a thoughtful questioning of competitive exhibitions.

I tend to use vegetable powder because it is the least salty and does seem relatively free of anything horrid (there is also a vegan version), but of course all vegetable stocks are by their nature very thin and useless for risotto or anything that needs a bit of "body".