Sentence examples for brought awful from inspiring English sources

When Danny Davidson returned to pick us up for our next leg of the journey, he brought awful news.

But I promise to bring awful weather soon".

"If I gave in and began negotiating baseball contracts through an agent, then I set a precedent that's going to bring awful pain to general managers for years to come," Bavasi wrote, "because every salary negotiation with every humpty-dumpty fourth-string catcher is going to run into months of dickering".

"She brought an awful lot of people a tremendous amount of joy.

Unfortunately, it has brought an awful lot of losses with it.

Social media has brought an awful lot of people all together today".

The program follows events hour by hour, and it's striking how slowly things unrolled, compared with Sept. 11, when television cameras brought the awful pictures to the world instantly.

For Leonard it brought back "awful memories" of the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta when Ireland's Michelle Smith, now De Bruin, won three gold medals in the pool only to be banned for doping offences two years later.

He was a joyless figure, and if at least part of the reason would only emerge later in a blizzard of headlines dealing with his private life, he was also on record as saying that his experience with England for a few weeks of what was supposed to be the peak of his career had brought an awful strain.

My wonderful best friend is heartbroken because I've brought this awful ordeal to her, and she is so innocent," Emery said in his Facebook post.

We brought an awful lot of people together that came to the frame of mind that they are ready to step up to the next level of mobilization protests as opposed to lobbying congress and the EPA to stop the MTR killing machine.