Sentence examples for horribly to from inspiring English sources
The Turkish government over-reacted horribly to the recent protests in Istanbul.
That apparently panicked her and led, mysteriously, abruptly and horribly, to her death in police custody.
"In the end, what he did at HUD was manipulate the system horribly to the detriment of New York".
"Unfortunately, of course, the magic carpet then crashed horribly to the ground when the film actually came out".
His tongue had swelled to twice its size, and when he tried to move it, it stuck horribly to the roof of his mouth.
It was easy to imagine how other presenters – Giles Brandreth sprung horribly to mind – might have handled such a programme, but Perkins was likably quirky.
It used to be horribly expensive to visit.
"Blacks displaced by Katrina, these people are going to be horribly difficult to reach".
Norwich Arts Centre, Tue There are plenty of reasons for us Brits to feel horribly inferior to the Germans.
They may also be horribly familiar to managers trying to cope with deals that have already been completed.
It is, for example, horribly familiar to Arab Israelis, and to Irish Catholics (from whom Eagleton is descended).
