Sentence examples for grisly fate from inspiring English sources

Crows fly overhead when her husband Theseus learns of his son's grisly fate.

In a letter left with lawyers, Beeston predicted his own grisly fate.

But on the basis of Frankie Boyle's Election Autopsy, that no longer looks quite such a grisly fate.

But, says Yoichi Funabashi, a noted former newspaper editor, the hostages' grisly fate may equally reinforce Japan's more isolationist streak, constraining Mr Abe's agenda.

Even if he somehow escaped that grisly fate, fragments of the uranium shell left in his body would "greatly increase his cancer risk".

The wider the eyes and the rosier the cheeks, the more certain it was that she would meet a grisly fate.

(Prostitution, domestic servitude and organ donation are some of the grisly fates itemised).

They have often met grisly fates at the hands of human traffickers and even the coastguards of other nations.

Teenagers thought Al Pacino in Scarface and the cast of Reservoir Dogs were cool, despite their grisly fates.

To lose a son, a brother, and to have to consider the grisly fates that, according to the authorities, had befallen them.

There is an entire genre of newspaper story that catalogues the grisly fates suffered by the British on holiday, such as that of two elderly sisters, frequent visitors to Benidorm, who died when they became trapped in their condo's Murphy bed.