Sentence examples for has two terrible from inspiring English sources

More precisely, it has two terrible reputations that do not get along.

Like many other countries, the United States has two terrible problems: a devastating lack of jobs right now and an unsustainable budget deficit over the longer run.

He had two terrible years in 2007 and 2008.

"The way I look at it is we have two terrible choices," he said last week, after the "Access Hollywood" tape emerged.

More years were wasted, which had two terrible consequences.

I had him [referee Foy) at Stoke last year when I was Tottenham manager and he let three penalties go, so what's the point in talking to him? "We have had two terrible decisions that have cost us dearly".

I had two terrible dating habits and they were a bad combo: I was impossibly picky, and I also didn't make time for dating.

Eisner has told associates that Katzenberg said to him, "Michael, we have 19 great years together, and we've had ten terrible months.

Right now you have one terrible day called the opening, and you read everything on Friday morning at the same time and then you deal with it".

"He came inside and said, 'Gee, a lot of mosquitoes bit me,' and he had three terrible big bites on his back," Mrs. Chiella said.

EUROPE'S travel industry has had four terrible years: a recession, an Icelandic volcano, unrest in the Middle East, costly oil, a weak dollar and a widespread sense of malaise.