Sentence examples for got a nightmare from inspiring English sources
In the second, the one the locals had anticipated even more than the epic between Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic, they got a nightmare.
"We've got a nightmare in front of us and a lot of people are concerned it's going to get a lot worse," said Anthony Temple, a grain marketing expert based in Vancouver.... Access to credit is key to the survival of maritime trade and insiders now say the supply is being severely restricted.
Take snow, sleet, the flu, poor logistics, and a few million roadside assistance calls and you've got a nightmare waiting to happen.
Put it all together and you get a nightmare from which there is no sane awakening!
Getting a nightmare and screaming out in fear during the middle of a lecture.
"Instead of at least appearing to be honest, they've got a PR nightmare on their hands".
Throw in the distinct possibility that Obama, like Gore in 2000, could win the popular vote, and you've got a real nightmare of democracy: An incumbent president favored by a majority of the people gets tossed out by Congress and the new president gets saddled with a vice president from the opposition party.
"Politically, Bush has got an absolute nightmare," said Gov. William J. Janklow of South Dakota, a Republican who is close to Mr. Bush.
He's also obsessive, repetitive, entirely preoccupied by memory, which makes it easy to place him as the heir to the Céline who once told a friend, "I've got a thousand pages of nightmare stored up".
I was too young to get into Wes Craven's A Nightmare on Elm Street when it came out in 1984, but I got all the hype as I became older.
