Sentence examples for have a terrifying from inspiring English sources
Chelsea should thank their lucky stars they don't have Gwynedd, who have a terrifying false No9.
Later, he is said to have a "terrifying expressionlessness".
He doesn't have a terrifying shot or an unstoppable penetration move.
Mick McCarthy's men beat Blackpool 2-0 on Saturday and have a terrifying momentum behind them.
After the tautly spirited dialectic of Dickinson's creative days, the scenes of her illness have a terrifying emotional splendor.
We have so much to discuss! #GBBO #bingate pic.twitter.com/1BkNOeRp49 Lessons from #bingate: the British public have a terrifying store of anger reserved for drama surrounding baked goods.
Anyway, in the next scene of the story, we'll have a terrified George Washington exclaiming: "WTF, dude?! Why didn't you tell us that they have Hellfire missiles, mounted on robot planes, capable of cutting a man in half from 30,000 feet in the air?
I think all of us can relate to having a terrifying teacher.
"It's in embryonic form until that final scene, when it has a terrifying birth.
Not here: in one bravura six-minute sequence, a young wife (played by Celeste Dodwell) has a terrifying solo home birth.
Yet in the videos, he is so caught up in the moment that he has a terrifying ferocity.
