One incarnation correlates "recent market fluctuations with the frequency rate of fear-related words in the media — terror, alarm, panic, horror, dismay, dread, scare, anthrax, nuclear".
On the other hand, there is the standard chorus of horror and alarm to the effect that mankind is interfering with nature, usurping the prerogatives of God, and undermining the sanctity of life.
He reacted to the imitative doodles with horror and superstitious alarm, yelling: "Don't touch them, they're the drawings of a madman!" Picasso enjoyed adoration, but reviled followers who drew too close to the sacred fire.
She was frightened herself while she was with him now, while wordlessly they shared the horrors of his alarm.
The newspapers are full of horror stories calculated to alarm and outrage the general public, and, Scott complained, "too many people hear those stories".
Then, I'll retire to the lounge in said pants, beep on the PS4 and play the video game du jour without interruption until I'm met with the jarring horror of my "ducks" alarm going off on Monday morning.
Alarmed by horror stories about co-op boards, they wanted the help of a broker, and found one they liked at an open house on Sutton Place.
RA It's always nice to see a bit of merch promoting 1979's Zombie Flesh Eaters, one of Italian splatter king Lucio Fulci's less rubbish horror films, but it alarms me that we don't see the full title in any of the frankly unflattering shots on offer here.
They listened in horror to the sounds of alarm and panic, and then the line went dead.
Being a turkey owner at this time of year means answering a lot of questions that are preceded by looks of alarm and mild horror.
