Sentence examples for horrid things from inspiring English sources
Now people are saying the most horrid things.
Horrid Henry is very naughty on his family's computer and lots of horrid things happen.
"Facts are horrid things," declares Susan when they threaten to mildly scupper her plans.
When Lady Susan deadpans a line like "Facts are horrid things," you can't help but laugh.
And horrid things can happen in Hill country: ugly deaths, sexual threats, betrayals, disabilities, disappointments.
She points to the EU's fondness for compromise and listening, and its rejection of horrid things like conflict.
That is the most horrid thing about living".
"Drone drone drone drone drone drone drone drone drone drone drone drone drone," slammed Rafa Benitez yesterday, after Everton fans said a horrid thing about $tevie Mbe.
Provoked by the moon, the roused spirit of the bush "The "horrid thing in the bush", from D.H. Lawrence's "Kangaroo" in 1923, has become familiar through Australian films, such as "Ned Kelly", "Walkabout" and "Picnic at Hanging Rock".
Girlhood is a horrid thing, a time awash with sebum, diaries read out loud and all your friends a desirable nine out of 10 to your un-gorgeous six.
