Sentence examples for horrid fate from inspiring English sources

Plato kicked the poets out of The Republic, that spitfire Eve got us booted from Eden, and poor, mad Sappho, that erotic dilettante responsible in the Western tradition for giving us lyric poetry, met a horrid fate.

After Cassiopeia and King Cepheus were told that the only way to rid themselves of the monster was to sacrifice their daughter Andromeda, the girl was tied to a rock, only to be saved by Perseus from a horrid sacrificial fate.

Especially, she might add, when one finds oneself, through some horrid trick of fate, in the hotel suite next to the one occupied by a former spouse.

This "horrid" but "obscure" form of damage went on, as James explained, to alter his fate "for ever so long to come".

Horrid horrid call.

Horrid flat.

Horrid boys become horrid men.

How horrid!

Isn't it horrid?

It was horrid.

Horrid, crowded place.