Sentence examples for put horror from inspiring English sources

Curtis continued, through the '70s, to put horror of some quality on the small screen.

Magic, romance and martial arts aside, the story of Naruto would put horror master Stephen King's novels to shame.

Anthony Hinds, the producer who put the horror in "Hammer horror," in the process turning a puny British film studio into a Goliath of cinematic gore, died in Oxford, England on Sept. 30.

Old hands such as Lawrence Eagleburger put the horror in context.

She could have simply put the horror behind her, but instead she resolved to write down everything that had happened.

Writing in The Washington Post, Jordan Sekulow and Matthew Clark of the American Center for Law and Justice said the trial put the "horror of abortion" in perspective.

The Dockers will now look to put a horror first 10 games of the season behind them while the Lions might end up battling it out with Essendon for the wooden spoon.

But this innings emphatically put his horror sequence of 43 runs and six ducks in a dozen internationals innings – snapped against the Indians at Headingley on Friday – behind him.

Because I'm not asking anything from anyone, I think that that gives me the right to say: 'This is how it should be.'" I had put Hopkins' horror of being weak and needing help down to nothing too terrible ever having happened to her.

They are trying to put the horror of losing their father and husband in perspective.

Surviving against the odds, Ronald Reagan believed he had been spared for a purpose and somehow put the horror of that day behind him.