Sentence examples for horribly short from inspiring English sources

IT WAS a horribly short stint for Anneli Jaatteenmaki as Finland's first female prime minister.

But the special vacation, months in the planning, was cut horribly short.

This time Dimitri Payet's slapdash pass sold James Tomkins horribly short an Lens nipped in to assume possession.

Whatever Fassel and his staff did to prepare the Giants for this game and whatever changes were made during the free fall first half all fell horribly short.

Authority and control have been two commodities in horribly short supply at Newcastle United this season but Rafa Benítez promises to provide some much needed corrective therapy.

Any parliamentarian capable of reading a calendar can see that we are running horribly short of time to avoid a calamity Brexit.

Skrillex swept the 2013 Grammys because he represents this very stripping away; a "harbinger of cultural and demographic seismic shifts long in motion" that appeal to a mass audience, yet horribly sold short.

In this kid's horribly cut-short years (a passenger in a freak plane accident at the age of 25), onstage, and in recording studios, Randy brought an artistic precision and classical elegance to his lead guitar work, a fluidity, that seemed almost unnatural, like a metal Chet Atkins maybe?

Albeit, like all England's seamers he bowled too short in that horribly loose post-lunch session.

While the above code is nice and short, it goes horribly wrong in the presence of aromatic bonds.

Horrible things happen, horribly.