Sentence examples for terrible action from inspiring English sources

EVERY terrible action must have a reaction.

He will feel as if he has simply inherited the terrible action, or won it at a raffle "from which no one is exempt".

The participation in this terrible action of Germany and Turkey, whose historical guilt before the Serbian people is far from forgotten, adds to the anger.

Ironclad (121 mins, 15) Terrible action movie about some knights (including James Purefoy and Brian Cox) defending Rochester Castle against the dastardly King John Paul Giamattii) and his Danish mercenaries.

At one point the terrible action stops and runs in reverse because it didn't quite happen - it was just a fantasy or dream for Watts, or for us wanting her to win.

Its eye, Thomson remarks with a shudder, is "impatient for terrible action" – Jack Ruby shooting Lee Harvey Oswald, Niki Lauda's car exploding into flames, the Columbia space shuttle disintegrating as it re-entered Earth's atmosphere.

Highsmith likes to elaborate consequences - the terrible actions that begin from indulging small vices and weaknesses.

This in turn made it harder to discuss the terrible actions of Japanese forces in China, Singapore and elsewhere.

But there is also a fine line between interviewing a killer and giving him a platform from which to justify his terrible actions.

"As a senior officer in the Iraqi army, I am clear that these terrible actions could not have taken place without support from senior officers within the British Army.

"The Nazis and their French (Vichy) collaborators directed these terrible actions, determining the composition of the trains, the types of wagons and even the train schedules," Mr. Pepy said.