Sentence examples for terrible course from inspiring English sources

"They should not back down from this president and let him continue on this terrible course in Iraq," he said.

The White House was "standing in apology for our values" and following a "terrible course," Romney said.

We were about 10 hours into it, working through the near constant climbs, when Bob announced almost gleefully: "This is really a terrible course for a tandem.

Instead, most of the movie deals with a period of a few months in the spring and summer of 2003, when a series of decisions were made that did much to determine the terrible course of subsequent events.

"I think it's a terrible course for America to stand in apology for our values, that instead when our grounds are being attacked and being breached, that the first response of the United States must be outrage at the breach of the sovereignty of our nation," Mr. Romney said at the Wednesday morning press conference.

The cameras are on hand to record the eventual crackdown in horrific detail — there is something indelibly and uniquely appalling about the sight of soldiers firing on crowds of their fellow citizens — but they cannot alter the terrible course of events.

It isn't all terrible, of course.

There is no such thing as a really terrible golf course.

Sexual abuse is terrible, of course, and any sexual activity with a minor is illegal.

The economic outlook is terrible, of course, but markets wouldn't be trading at these levels if it wasn't.

What happened was terrible, of course, but the well-being of other students had to be kept in mind.