Sentence examples for breaking terrible from inspiring English sources

I didn't have to say anything for him to know that something between us was lost: a way of gently breaking terrible news that I had learned from my days with my grandmother's nurses.

"He broke terrible, then ducked to the inside and got stuck behind horses.

Registered nurses have answered "What is it like to be a nurse?" with warnings of not getting to wee for hours at a time and remembering the faces of those they've had to break terrible news to.

Officers had to travel to China in an attempt to identify the dead, breaking the terrible news to families and leaving many without parents and loved ones.

And, truthfully, we can never be acquitted of our responsibility to continue breaking the terrible silence surrounding unjust executions that afflict people of color in the U.S. Kathy Kelly ([email protected]) co-coordinates Voices for Creative Nonviolence (www.vcnv.org).

Horatio Clare's Aubery and the Terrible Yoot is a tremendous yarn in which the ebullient Aubrey must break a terrible spell that has been cast over his father even though everyone says it will be impossible to do.

I didn't come away from that interview thinking I had broken a terrible taboo.

Members of the German high command, sweating in their uniforms, wonder who will dare to break the terrible news to Der Führer.

My favourite was William Pooley, who phoned his parents to break the terrible news of his ebola when they were at a wedding.

Here military tacticians were also trying to invent a new form of warfare, desperate to break the terrible stalemate that the trenches represented.

I'm working on a big report with the Oxford Martin School on challenges for the future, and how you break this terrible gap between the knowledge of challenges and our political capacity to address them.