Sentence examples for terrible page from inspiring English sources

"Another terrible page has been turned in our history," Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky, the exiled former political prisoner, wrote in a statement about the killing.

The concept is simple enough: you're reading text on a Web site but don't want to be distracted by terrible page layouts and extraordinarily annoying animated advertisements.

Each of us should remember this painful, terrible page of history, not only on the day of anniversary, but every day.

Ben Edelman, who did the research, said "they are mostly pretty terrible pages".

Karl Ove spends years laboring over a few terrible pages of fiction (helpfully reprinted, in full, by Knausgaard).

I struggled, and I struggled, and I was at my studio toiling away writing these terrible pages.

They hung there, changed almost daily, those terrible pages, endless lists with name after name after name. . .

But I'm not going to learn much from a terrible 700-page novel about them.

The plan was to live in America and write a novel, but after finishing what he called "a truly terrible" few pages of one, he set out on his bicycle across America for the next year and a half.

No one has ever tried to edit a Viennese waltz: all those inflections of tempo would look terrible on the page.

"But to just take somebody out and drop them off like misplaced luggage -- that's terrible". A front-page article on March 26 about the abandonment of sick, eld erly people by their adult children referred imprecisely to results of an informal survey by the American College of Emergency Physicians.