Sentence examples for describes terrifying from inspiring English sources

Peter is thrilled to find the locals amenable to his proselytizing, while Bea describes terrifying developments at home, including natural disasters and food shortages.

Between raunchy jokes and posts about girls and cars on Twitter, Mr. Tsarnaev described terrifying nightmares about murder and destruction.

This was a popular image, the Toronto Sun describing "terrifying penis monsters" and the Montreal Gazette warning: "If you've yet to see photos of the mascot couple... Keep the young children away".

Witnesses to Friday's attack described terrified swimmers dashing from the surf to run for cover and sunbathers shot dead in their lounge chairs on the private beach fronting the Imperial Marhaba hotel -- named for an Arabic greeting.

At one point, she describes a terrifying encounter with the regime apparatus.

For example, he describes the terrifying messiness at Russian nuclear-fuel stores, including one where staff use holes in the perimeter fence as a private entrance.

Nature writing, surely, has its origins in song and storytelling but while Gilgamesh, the earliest known written poem, describes the terrifying guardian of the cedar forest it does not describe the forest itself.

In a 180-page "black book" published in February, based on its survey findings, FIFPro describes a "terrifying lack of respect" for players.The safety of professionals playing in eastern Europe has become a major concern for the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), the sport's governing body in Europe.

It's about the Holocaust, but it has a simple and horrible beauty to it, because it describes the terrifying nature of the Holocaust through a powerful series of images and a narration that was specific, naming the collections of items of the prisoners and survivors.

At the mouth of the Columbia River, described by Wilkes as "one of the most fearful sights that can possibly meet the eye of a sailor", he describes the terrifying wreck of the Peacock, hull slamming on hard sand, masts flexing, the hold filling with icy water and the raising of the American flag upside down still a sign of distress today.Yet, despite Wilkes's despicable character the Ex.Ex.

If his visuals are movie-worthy, the results he describes are terrifying: "pretty much everything (in the contaminated creek) died;" "river water began corroding equipment".