Sentence examples for public nightmare from inspiring English sources

A New York couple, Jaz and Lisa Matharu — he is the son of Sikh immigrants; she is Jewish — are plunged into a public nightmare after their autistic son is lost during a California vacation in Kunzru's relentlessly innovative novel.

To reach the quarters, he used a mixture of braggadocio, belief and barracudalike backhand winners in a 3-6, 7-6 (8), 1-6, 6-3, 7-6 (4) victhat thas, as it wore on toward the witching hour, reduced Aaron Krickstein to a victim in a public nightmare -- a 4-hour-41-minute nightmare.

I never felt guilty about anything up until I actually started to have good things happen to me in my life.' The great Mark Wahlberg public nightmare of 1993 - a few months after I first spent time with him - began when The Village Voice revealed the details of the crime for which he was imprisoned, focusing heavily on the racial nature of the attack.

But since he was charged last month and prosecutors released a thick affidavit that included a caseworker's 1980 note that Mr. Bar-Jonah "expresses a curiosity about the taste of human flesh," he has become the focus of a slowly unfolding public nightmare drawing national attention.

Pretending otherwise is a political fantasy that will likely become a public nightmare.

The first of these pressures is the public relations nightmare.

This dance-funk seven-piece are a public relations nightmare.

The result was a public relations nightmare for the president.

Let's be honest, Pope Benedict was a public relations nightmare for the Catholic Church.

Such challenges are rare, observers say, mainly because companies risk a public relations nightmare.

That could have been a public relations nightmare for the company.