Sentence examples for fearsome event from inspiring English sources

Birth was once considered a behind-closed-doors affair — a messy, painful and fearsome event where neither mothers nor babies looked their best.

Pragmatism in response to a fearsome combination of events was to be the hallmark of Healey's chancellorship, learning economics (he had studied classics) on the job to dominate the Treasury mandarins with a mixture of "excitement and fear".

Adlington's swim gave Great Britain their first medal in the pool and represented a fine return in the weaker of her two events against a fearsome field.

But judging for newspaper of the year took place last week and during that event, many noted a fearsome phenomenon.

It's the story of people caught up in events so frantic and fearsome that it becomes perilously easy to forget that essence should direct action, not the other way around.

Posters advertising those events make him look goggle-eyed, even fearsome.

He packs in a fearsome amount of detail and accuracy into the many events portrayed here, and as a result, the RAF are shown to be the murderous, directionless thugs they quickly evolved into.