Sentence examples for horribly ill from inspiring English sources

They may have buried friends who died after being horribly ill.

"I wanted to write about my experience of being horribly ill, but finding solace and focus in work".

It supplies all the horribly ill people you could ever want -- and then provides money for treatment.

I had never heard of it, but it is exactly the safety net you would hope for if a loved one became horribly ill.

For instance, standing at the altar in a church in Vermont, waiting for my wife-to-be to come down the aisle to marry me, I start to feel horribly ill.

There are major meetings at both Aintree and Punchestown on the horizon but both horses have suffered upset defeats at the Liverpool track in the past while Denman looked horribly ill at ease on Punchestown's right-handed circuit last April.

Friends at the outset, Flaubert and Du Camp turned out to be horribly ill-matched fellow-travellers.

All of which makes President Bush's visit to Monroe last week to tout his latest air-quality initiatives either horribly ill-advised or, if you prefer, perversely appropriate.

The cylindrical Robert functions converge geometrically but are horribly ill-conditioned.

The great writer of recent times was only 43 but he was "washed up", very ill, horribly reliant on booze, trying to keep a daughter in good schools and a wife, Zelda, in expensive sanatoriums.

It's kind of funny, actually: the very people who could really use WalkMe – namely purveyors of horribly complex or ill-begotten websites – probably will avoid it thinking that it adds a layer of complexity they can't handle or understand.