Sentence examples for horribly through from inspiring English sources

Even when they just die horribly through no one's fault - like the baby that flies through the windshield in Dead Calm - the audience will soon start questioning your bona fides as both a film-maker and a fully paid-up member of the human race.

Your whole life can whistle horribly through the air until it plunges SPLASH into the river.

Mariam stays seated behind the stage, letting a Wassoulou singer, Fantani Touré, take the mic for much of the evening; Amadou leads the band, but his guitar sound is horribly shredded through the dismal PA system.

Was that a symptom of his dilemma - that experience and the writing of it were one and the same thing; that he did not recollect in tranquillity but most horribly lived through and then re-lived it all?

"Malicious Springs" is a contemporary tale of a country break that goes horribly wrong, seen through the eyes of a 10-year-old boy; "En Forêt Noire" is an account of treachery and vampirism as you've never read it before; and "Fr'eulogy" is a horrific piece of flash-fiction with a superb twist.

Atromitos - who were playing their first competitive game of their season after finishing fourth in the Greek Super League last term - wasted the best chance of the half shortly after as Konstantinos Giannoulis shot horribly wide when through on goal after he burst past Tavernier on the left.

Liverpool's third was the product of a sublime back-heel from Emre Can that released Coutinho through another horribly square City defence.

After just a few minutes on Unfriendable, I am weighed down by the sense that the world is filthy with youngsters who muddle through life horribly confused, looking for understanding and information in all the wrong places.

But actually, Fleischer's film simply takes the audiences through the horribly sordid, and skin-crawlingly real home life of Reginald Christie, up to the moment of his final arrest.

After Ávalos, a father of two, it was Mario Sepúlveda's turn for the 16-minute twisting ascent – about one metre per second – through the horribly narrow shaft, a thin straw between stone canyons.

Horrible things happen, horribly.