Sentence examples for getting some terrible from inspiring English sources

"I was getting some terrible stomach pains.

"He's got some terrible socks," Mack said.

"I got some terrible reviews: 'Michael Grandage's performance is as preposterous as the plastic ivy on the three-cornered set'.

Still to this day I get some terrible letters from men who don't like women on sports".

"My view is that he got some terrible advice on the prices, expenses, and scheduling of these flights.

From the teenage non-virgins stoned to death in the Bible, to Hester Prynne and Madame Bovary, sluts always, but always, get some terrible disfiguring disease – or die.

So yes, another problem with vaccination is that people are sceptical of the benefits - after all, your child gets a fever today, and you are being asked to believe that somehow she will not get some terrible illness in the future.

Mr. Tramp got some terrible news.

"Yesterday we got some terrible news from Africa.

You're about to get some terrible news: You can't wear your pajamas to work.

He wished they'd all die or get some terrible diseases – including their babies!