Sentence examples for ghastly cold from inspiring English sources
Karren Brady has such a ghastly cold she slept for nearly 24 hours, drinking a bottle of cough mixture through the night to help fight the lurgy.
In his time, the Dutch provocateur has conspired to seduce the Hollywood mainstream with Basic Instinct, flummox it with Starship Troopers and give it a ghastly cold shower with 1995's Showgirls.
But he can still connect with an audience as no other, reminding voters of a happier and more prosperous time, that "end-of-history" period between the end of the Cold War and the ghastly wake-up call of 9/11, when American power was unchallenged and even the federal budget was briefly in surplus.
The wall bought Cold War stability at a ghastly human price.
Constance Spry invented this dish for the Coronation of the Queen back in 1953, and when the dish is made with a little tender loving care, it can make a delicious cold main course that is a million miles away from some of the ghastly versions that you might remember from the Sixties and Seventies.
An oddly logical truce breaks down in new shame, dramatized in a series of ghastly scenes that never lose their hold on the novel's disorienting blend of irony, compassion and cold moral gravity.
Appearance: Ghastly, with most of its rather small roster of aircraft purchased from the Soviet Union after the end of the cold war.
Some of the ghastly "doctors" who take over TV screens at moments like these have even blamed George Bush (he gave up drinking through cold turkey, rather than encouraging his entire family to "work through" his drinking problems with him).
It's one of the more compelling pieces of reporting in "This Town," and it's just ghastly to read about these thoroughly awful people, gulping down their own gaucheness like it's the brunching hour in the Cold War of Coprophages.
Ghastly values, ghastly people.
