Sentence examples for had a terribly from inspiring English sources

She had a terribly big ego.

"Supermarkets have had a terribly easy ride of it.

And though Ms. Ayvazian hasn't had a terribly eventful life, she is mildly successful here.

The House Democrats divide into several factions, and Wright has never had a terribly broad base of support.

She suggests that "she had a terribly posh voice when she was young [but now] there's a tiny bit of estuary creeping in there".

"It had a terribly good press, and then out of the blue the libel action started and obliged us to withdraw.

Bloom: Tony Soprano has a terribly earnest therapist as well.

Also, it doesn't hurt that Orringer has a terribly telegenic face.

You don't even have to have a terribly discerning palate.

"She would have a terribly warm feeling for him," Mr. Crystal said.

"Britain has a terribly snobby attitude to continental Europe and its musical traditions," says Hannon.