Sentence examples for make a horrid from inspiring English sources

Too many can be confusing and make a horrid concoction.

If you don't take out the click part and drop a light anywhere match in it and launch the match inside the pen, it will make a horrid stench.

He leaned forward and peered at her with kind, not-human golden eyes, like a nearsighted dog: then made a horrid grimace at her, imitating her own face.

As we all know, purges that do not happen quickly can make for a horrid user experience.

"I believe that if we could do 'The Oresteia' well enough, and get enough people to come see it, it would make a difference to this horrid blood vengeance," he said.

So I'd knock down a lot of horrid houses and make a huge new park for the dogs to have a nice time to themselves.

If so, they might well have expected to make a better job of relations with the natives than had the horrid Portuguese Catholics.

I make a living writing about Dennis The Menace, and I originated the role of Horrid Henry in the touring stage show.

First, if the advertising market remains horrid, the AOL Internet unit will be hard pressed to make a significant contribution to cash-flow growth this year.

The ruling party could, by some estimates, make a cool $100m.In this section Unloved for trying to keep the peace A beacon of faiths Half horrid, half hopeful A ruling party that is unshockable An alternative to violence?

A video site, Hovaghimian says, has to make an exception to that ideal: "If we served the videos from outside China, the use times and access would be horrid".