Sentence examples for much petrified from inspiring English sources

It was packed with so much petrified candied citrus peel that I could barely sink my teeth into the slice, which had a texture somewhere between stale pumpernickel bread and a chunk of granite.

Quite the opposite, I was petrified of how much I loved him.

The latex image of a ruthless, indefatigable, transgendered monomaniac, reducing colleagues and enemies alike to petrified lickspittles, did much to fix the Thatcher persona in the public mind.

The thought petrified me so much I had to put it out of my mind.

And how extraordinary, speaking of risk factors, that the rotten luck of our fellow humans still perplexes us almost as much as the luck of that petrified reptile.

That's the case for the Navajo Sandstone, a 190-million-year-old petrified desert that covered much of Utah and Arizona.

His was the only opinion that could affect me as much as that of Ulises, and I was petrified.

"I think the Turks are petrified about this turning into something much bigger than it already is," said Joshua Walker, a Turkey expert at the German Marshall Fund.

I'm not sure how much that knowledge helped--getting on stage is still petrifying at first--but I did make the connection.

I'm really much better at doing it when the cameras aren't rolling …" But auditions petrify him.

However, a small fraction of the logs and most of the park's petrified animal bones have cells and other spaces that are mineral-filled but still retain much of their original organic structure.