Sentence examples for made for grisly from inspiring English sources

The scene made for grisly images today on Al Jazeera, the Arabic television network based in Qatar: bloodied Iraqis at the sides of American soldiers.

It made for grisly viewing.

The end-of-term report may make for grisly reading, but with a World Twenty20 imminent and a 50-over World Cup in Australia next year, it is still a matter of some significance.

Football may be the beautiful game, but it can make for a grisly picture environmentally.

Losing their own ball at a scrum in front of Australia's posts, and then yielding the penalty that gave Beale the chance to win the game, will make for a grisly review.

Rebels of the Revolutionary United Front, who made a grisly name for themselves by chopping limbs off thousands of civilians during an eight-year civil war that ended last year, detained members of the United Nations mission after a series of confrontations in central and north-eastern parts of the country on Monday and Tuesday.

Given an appetite for grisly crime flicks, they make for a delectably nasty epic.

A California woman searching for the source of a foul odor in her car made a grisly discovery on Saturday -- a dead body in the trunk of the vehicle.

They made a grisly discovery.

Inside the authorities made a grisly discovery.

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