Sentence examples for ghastly moment from inspiring English sources

It was just this ghastly moment where she started crying and my dad sort of keeled over the bed".

She said it with a mature smile, not looking for sympathy, just using that ghastly moment as a point of reference for when her world changed.

Quoting Thomas Carlyle's "The French Revolution," he said, "O shrieking beloved brother blockheads of Mankind!," and went on, "It may be necessary for us to grieve and shriek and sit shivah over this particularly ghastly moment in our collective life".

The Oakland Athletics still have not recovered from the ghastly moment in the 2001 postseason when Jeremy Giambi chose to saunter home standing up, only to have Derek Jeter acrobatically retrieve the ball and toss out Giambi.

It was a ghastly moment from a Scottish perspective, but minutes later Laidlaw did get over the line, touching down from half a metre out through a forest of bodies.

"I guess it wasn't quite as physical as Boromir's death, but it was a ghastly moment, shocking -- just full of sheer betrayal," Bean told HuffPost TV.

It is an account filled with ghastly moments and details, and a few faint instances of hope.

This was in September, a Champions League night against Rangers, a seemingly innocuous challenge from Kirk Broadfoot and then those ghastly moments when Valencia's team-mates went over to see their stricken colleague then, one by one, turned away, covering their faces, and it became apparent to everyone inside the stadium this was an injury that could break a footballer's career.

But after acting admirably presidential during the most ghastly moments of the crisis, calling for national unity and a temporary halt to electioneering, once Merah had been disposed of, Sarkozy abruptly reverted to the erratic manner that has also been his hallmark over the years.

It was a gruesome moment – ghastly, disgraceful and deeply telling of Mr Bloom".

Some ghastly makeup moment for Wilshaw and Gove?