Sentence examples for horribly high from inspiring English sources

The divorce rate in the army is horribly high.

In those days, there was a horribly high chance that any driver would get killed.

The government borrowing and debt forecasts are still horribly high, but they do look an awful lot better than they did back in March.

How will you manage both the horribly high cost of rescuing the banking system and the no less exorbitant cost of the American military presence in Baghdad?

When the very notion of children's literature came into being, in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, a bent for Christian moral instruction combined with horribly high infant- and child-mortality rates to produce works steeped in blunt fatalism.

It had campaigned for legalisation so as to halt the scandal of back-street abortions - which were horribly high in the desperate 30s, when more than 400 women a year died.

Not me, because I'm out of there, horribly late, high-tailing it up the Croisette to catch the Larraín.

The fall in unemployment in March from 4.7m to 4.5m (11.7%), though a relief, still leaves the number out of work horribly high around 350,000 higher than at the same time last year.

It's like what Villon described as "going still alive into heaven .And, incidentally, the disappearing horribly indicates the incredibly high temperatures of the fires.

High-Rise is adapted by Amy Jump from JG Ballard's 1975 novel High-Rise: a horribly compelling study of how, within the supposedly coolly rational, technologically controlled spaces of a modern tower block, rage and despair and horror are incubated.

By contrast, the government's preferred choices, particularly nuclear power, are horribly expensive and require far higher subsidies than wind or solar.