Sentence examples for it an appalling from inspiring English sources

Till a civic campaign last year changed driving habits, its fine roads gave it an appalling safety record.

He called it "an appalling scene".

The Daily Mail called it "an appalling piece of legislation".

Theresa May was pressed on the issue in prime minister's questions, branding it an "appalling strike" and criticising Labour's links to Aslef.

Scotland's first minister, Alex Salmond, called it "an appalling tragedy", saying "to lose four people from a party of six is truly devastating".

Jenkin called it an appalling disaster and he, as financial secretary to the Treasury, promoted two years later to become chief secretary, found himself having to implement public expenditure cuts to curb inflation, the first inklings of what was to become standard Tory policy in coming decades.

It's an appalling number, but it may actually underestimate the problem.

"It's an appalling attack and it's very frightening for local people," Mr Cryer said in an interview with the BBC's Sunday Politics programme.

The proliferation of guns and the too-easy access to military-grade weapons is not the only story in San Bernardino, but it's an appalling part of it.

It's an appalling decision and it's cost us.

It's an appalling situation and it's not set to change.