Sentence examples for gruesome fate from inspiring English sources

Historian Sam Willis and self-styled urban explorer Robert Joe ponder their gruesome fate.

For a long time the gruesome fate of executed prisoners was taboo in China.

There was a final, familiar message to the latest video – that its enemies await a gruesome fate.

One chestnut after another — "Sweet Soul Music," "Jailhouse Rock," "Don't Let Me Down" — met the same gruesome fate.

None of the old rules apply: one character after another meets a gruesome fate regardless of their heroism or function in the story.

When Isis stormed Mosul, Iraqi soldiers fled their posts, apparently aware that they would face a gruesome fate if they were captured while on duty.

And both she and Elizabeth record in their diaries the gruesome fates their fathers ordered for other members of the family.

You could choose to gallop across miles of desert on a trusty steed, dodge bullets, capture outlaws, catch rattlesnakes, practice sharpshooting, rescue frightened settlers from gruesome fates, search for treasure, play poker in a saloon, watch the sun set, or foil the villainous feds.

(The team says they're still working on how other marine creatures like anemones and bacteria avoid such gruesome fates at the most extreme depths, but they suspect those organisms produce more efficient protein boosters than fish can).

Islamic State hostages often face particularly gruesome fates: Some are made to appear in propaganda videos for the group, and some have been tortured or even beheaded on camera.

Instead of actually focusing on the horrors at the heart of the story, the film shies away from the bloodshed and instead gives us 'good' contestants and 'bad' contestants, allowing us to cheer when those who would slay virtuous Katniss Everdeen (who manages to survive the tournament without a single real murder to her name) meet gruesome fates.