Sentence examples for coming terror from inspiring English sources

These guys spend billions of dollars and bear tremulous gifts about coming terror.

Even within the Labour party, alleged architect of Yvette Cooper's coming Terror, there are suggestions that J4MB's reservations about Harriet Harman and, possibly, women in general are shared by senior strategists.

And out of a terrible war came terror.

Fox's Sarah Bernhardt School of Reporting has infected all the big news sources when it comes to terror (the breathless gasp, pant, panic ("We'll be right back after this commercial break") approach).

"She's tough when it comes to terror," Mr. Bush said.

Then came the terror of confronting the world metal-on-metal, without a buffer.

There is so much that we cannot control when it comes to terror.

With this comes a terror that his girlfriend, back home and unsupervised, will mirror his behavior.

I'd say that British horror is more like Japanese horror – stuff like The Ring – because the horror comes from terror," he says.

Perhaps it was built into Cambodia's Buddhist life that allowed its people to come off terror's tightrope and move into the security of a quotidian meditative life.

Israel's defense minister, Shaul Mofaz, said that while violence was down, "there are still alerts coming from the terror organizations regarding the abduction of soldiers and civilians".