A television cameraman, positioned next to Indian special-forces snipers in the building opposite, fleetingly captures this dreadful, heart-stopping image through the shattered second-floor windows.
If I died today, I could be at peace knowing that despite the dreadful, heart-wrenching event of the car accident, I have made something of my life, something that means something to me.
A very likely reason is the fact that Norway has failed to take the lessons of the attacks that befell us that dreadful day to heart.
Oh, there is a dreadful volume of heart-histories that lies hidden in almost every family in the land!
FOR much of the 19th century, Bagamoyo was a dreadful place, at the heart of the east African slave trade.
Twenty-three days later, after a dreadful sequence of symptoms, his heart gave out and he died.
Before the surgery, his limbs were cold and his skin a dreadful bluish gray, because his heart was pumping so little blood.
Nicholl's brutal day out – on his 59th birthday – was summed up in four dreadful first-half minutes, with Hearts' Dutch striker Género Zeefuik scoring three rapid goals to set the runaway leaders on their way to a remarkable scoreline.
But after its successor, Dance With a Stranger, he lost his way in an ill-fated attempt to become a rock star and the famously dreadful rock 'n' roll movie Hearts of Fire, co-starring Bob Dylan.
To my certain knowledge this crime is not confined to those whose love of ease, amusement and fashionable life leads them to desire immunity from the cares of children; but is practiced by those whose inmost souls revolt from the dreadful deed, and in whose hearts the maternal feeling is pure and undying.
"For all that, Middlesex have been totally outplayed, and Sussex now head to Edgbaston - a ground where they have a dreadful recent record - in good heart".
