Sentence examples for having a horrible time from inspiring English sources

She's having a horrible time in there.

I don't particularly enjoy reading about other people having a horrible time.

I don't know why he said those silly things, but the way his remarks have been taken up implies that women in science are having a horrible time.

Sub-postmasters in the 11,500 post office branches are having a horrible time – their income has dropped by up to a third in the last five years.

"The studios think we are having a horrible time out here," said Richard Potter, a screenwriter who made "Strike Dancing," a YouTube video showing pickets bebopping in formation to "Play That Funky Music".

There is a process of simplification here, and it's a shame to lose "under an ill tongue" (Aubrey was having a horrible time getting married – one is not normally sued by one's fiancee).

By all accounts, Johnson had a horrible time.

She had a horrible time there, and so did we.

And gay people in this country have had a horrible time of it lately.

"I had a horrible time dealing with all the attention, really," he said.

Holden received lots of female empathy when she had a horrible time with her pregnancies.