Sentence examples for gives nightmares from inspiring English sources
What will happen when the rest of the state is freed in March 2002 That question gives nightmares to California's politicians and regulators, who are scrambling for ways to appease angry voters.
The disastrous core meltdown of a sodium reactor in 1959, the LA area's own Chernobyl, was kept secret for years and now gives nightmares to residents who fear that the fire has spread carcinogenic soil contaminates in the atmosphere.
Croatian myth is part of the Slavic tradition that sweeps across Baltic, central and Eastern Europe, terrifying children and giving nightmares a ghoulish flavour.
Although he was an excellent lecturer and presenter, his cheerful disdain for administration gave nightmares to those seeking funding for some of his projects.
Jack of All Trades: Enjoying watching the two teams that used to give nightmares to a Man Utd fan in Europe back in the late '90s early '00s.
You can permanently scare a little kid and give nightmares and old people can get heart attacks.
In concert Curtis held nothing back, giving nightmare visions such as "Dead Souls" and "Atrocity Exhibition" an existential authority.
Some people say glue gives them nightmares, but for me, there is no greater nightmare than my life.
