Sentence examples for ghastly days from inspiring English sources

So was the carnage at Gettysburg, which came in three ghastly days in July 1863.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, so warm and capable in these ghastly days, may not have the time left to pretend he has a mandate to spend billions of taxpayer dollars for stadiums.

That was until the ghastly final days of the House impeachment debates, when Mr Livingston admitted that he had "strayed from" his marriage, and said he would renounce the speakership and his seat.

Not since six men went down for three runs on that ghastly Melbourne day in 1990  have they lost so many so cheaply.

In Beckett, the Red Sox see a reflection of their season -- formidable one day, ghastly the next: a 7.46 earned run average through seven starts is hardly what the Red Sox hoped for when they signed him last month to a four-year, $68 million extension.

This view prevailed despite a truly ghastly mistake in the early days of the program, during the Salk vaccine's first trial, with 1.8 million children.

"If you hire three heavies," she remarked on days when she felt ghastly, "to whack and kick and pummel at the bores, you've got to expect that in their enthusiasm they will inflict a bit of inadvertent damage, too".

The cheapest meal plan for freshmen is a ghastly $5,540, or $27 a day.

The celebrity days are over; all the ghastly pleasure and the horror.

Nineteen days had passed since the ghastly murder of four members of the Clutter family, in their house on the high plains of western Kansas, and detectives still had no clue who might have done it.

Netflix has led the charge in preserving true crime classics like Errol Morris's 1988 non-fiction film The Thin Blue Line, and rapidly producing ghastly tales about the worst, most violent days in people's lives.