Sentence examples for horrendous days from inspiring English sources
Since the registry is voluntary, the people eligible for participation will have to want to come forward and relive what they went through in those horrendous days -- where they were, what they felt and what, if any, health effects they experienced, then or in the time since.
The nation still bears scars from those horrendous days, in which more American soldiers were killed than in World Wars I and II combined.
"You finish your horrendous day and then share a room with six strangers," Mr. Drigues said.
Blackpool manager Lee Clark said: "It was a horrendous day for everybody.
Peter Jackson, captain of Bradford City on the day of the fire, said it had been a "horrendous" day.
"I then had the press camping on my door step - it was a horrendous day," she said.
The most haunting image from that horrendous day was that of a lone man, dressed in white shirt and carrying a shopping bag in both hands, facing down and taunting a column of battle tanks rumbling along Chang'an Avenueat the north end of the square.
Hiroshima's entire image and economy are linked to the horrendous final days of World War II, and city officials say visits by Japanese travelers are locked in a serious, long-term decline, broken only by a modest spike since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in the United States.
The first 10 days were horrendous, sorting out the dead from the dying, but we somehow managed to set up our clinic.
Hollande picked up the theme, paying handsome tribute to France's smaller neighbour, which was "spared nothing" of the horrors of the Great War and whose staunch defence – in particular of Liège, whose forts only succumbed after 11 days of horrendous bombardment – gave Paris precious time to bolster its own defences.
