Sentence examples for horrendously high from inspiring English sources

The sugar content of this film is so horrendously high, it could be available on the NHS for hypoglycaemia.

The rush to raise the strength of the Afghan security forces to 352,000 resulted in training courses being curtailed and, on occasions, these forces being thrown into battle before they were fully prepared; the losses among the country's army and police have been horrendously high in the past year.

Nor need I remind you that selling at this point would involve most of us in horrendously high capital gains taxes.

In the film (based on Roald Dahl's 1983 book of the same name), a little boy and his grandmother rid England of its horrendously disfigured witches (including The Grand High Witch, played by Anjelica Huston) by turning them into mice.

Bullies are usually just human beings behaving horrendously because they have problems, which surface mostly in high school because that's when people are at their most insecure.

He expects high rises in the costs of fossil fuels over the next few decades: 'They will get horrendously expensive.' Finally, he points out that his main reason for installing the system is to make a contribution to the environment.

Underneath the 19in lightweight alloy wheels (or optional forged alloy 20s) sit horrendously big carbon ceramic brake discs (420mm up front. 420mm!) that are "fade-resistant" and display "higher thermal stability".

It was horrendously frightening.

"It is getting horrendously bad".

People seem horrendously offended by trivia.

The salesmen in DFS were horrendously pushy.