Sentence examples for horribly dangerous from inspiring English sources

A horribly dangerous skydive recalls The Spy Who Loved Me.

Given that she is described as having sufficient scruples not to sell to kids, there is no indication of anything unforgivable in her actions, unless one believes that marijuana itself is horribly dangerous.

Going to sea aboard tramp freighters, in the mid-1950s, was a horribly dangerous, often miserable, chancy, physically demanding occupation.

Among other things, the site encourages women to spread the terrifying message that tampons made by U.S. competitors may be horribly dangerous.

I love that when a record breaks, it turns into horribly dangerous shards.

That amount of effort and violence in a neighborhood that's had a drug problem since before I was born seemed horribly dangerous and counterproductive.

The Republican Party needs to stop the coddling and take a stand against the horribly offensive and dangerous views of the Tea Party and their extreme candidates".

In a recent documentary film, "Into the Arms of Strangers," which recounts the story of the Kindertransport, one elderly Viennese woman -- who happens to be the mother of Lore Segal, the author of the gracefully written foreword to this memoir -- recalls that sending her 10-year-old daughter away, alone, during a time of dangerous uncertainty, was horribly painful.

The running this boy was doing looked not only horribly unpleasant, but also potentially dangerous, and ill-advised.

JPMorgan is the Great White Whale of the global economy, massive and influential and potentially a little dangerous if things go horribly wrong.

Horrible things happen, horribly.