Sentence examples for make ghastly from inspiring English sources

Westray, sly as a fox, and Reiner, his face jutting into the frame like a cathedral gargoyle, share bloody tales that only make ghastly sense later.

We have learned by now, or should have, that the best-intended designers of aid programs can make ghastly mistakes in their sophisticated plans.

The camera never stops moving as this collection swirls around the house, playing ethnic music, acting winsomely and whimsically, laughing at each other's jokes, being deeply understanding and there for one another, and making ghastly speeches at a pre-wedding get-together.

I feel rather sorry for the people probably paid peanuts to make these ghastly calls.

But when the bombastic major chords arrive they make a ghastly sound.

And then in a lumbering bark, he sang "Shatter Their Bones": "Putrid foul zombies make their ghastly approach/A dreadful horrid feeling sets in".

If Mr Sadr has indeed decided to back down, it will save Mr Allawi from having to make a ghastly choice: either to tolerate a loud challenge to his still-fragile authority, or to risk enraging Iraq's Shia majority by confronting him.

As I learned the next morning in the New York Times, NBC had made a ghastly mistake.

"And Blair made this ghastly mistake, he went on and on.

Two things have made this ghastly development possible: the technology, and politicians.

("With the exercise of every possible ingenuity, I have never succeeded in making this ghastly vegetable anything but absolutely tasteless").