Sentence examples for terrible twist from inspiring English sources

From then on, at every terrible twist and turn, Aziz was heavily involved in the bloody decisions of the regime.

It's just a terrible twist of fate for Insane Clown Posse that theirs is a form of creative expression that millions of people find ridiculous.

It put a terrible twist on the victory by Ryan Hall, who exulted in the emotion of winning the race and capturing an Olympic berth.

How desperately we hoped that the ghoulish speculators were mistaken, that this wasn't an echo of the past that had claimed another victim, but some other new and terrible twist of fate.

The romantic showdown, to be aired again this morning on Radio 4 in the weekly omnibus, marks a terrible twist in the fortunes of Kirsty Miller, who had hoped to be Mrs Tom Archer by now.

"The moment you say – they are going to get themselves into a terrible twist – that the government of the day, with a significant majority in parliament, can drive through parliament a rewriting of human rights disciplines you are basically accepting that human rights provisions are not universal – that they are pick and choose".

As his admirers have long been aware, Young's personal life has been riddled with terrible twists of fate and personal set-backs that would have demolished most other humans.

Whip-sharp plotting supplies a terrible final twist.

"Even with your addition of the word 'informal,' this definition normalizes the terrible derogatory twist that many people put on the word 'gay.'".

"Call the paramedics, Mrs. Zeger — " He was cut off by a terrible grip, a twisting vine-strangle of the heart — but his words kicked Mrs. Zegerman into high gear.

Life has a terrible way of twisting toward tragedy, and dreams have a funny way of coming true.