Sentence examples for terribly deadly from inspiring English sources
It is at Shiloh that my great-great-grandfather, James Wilburn, lies buried in a mass grave among other Confederate soldiers during that terribly deadly siege on the war's western front.
You should try to use sinking fish flakes or pellets because if you have floating flakes you fish might fall prey to the terribly painful, and possibly deadly, condition called "Bloatsy".
That's undoubtedly because I'm properly scared of spiders – and I'm not terribly fond of scorpions, either – and Deadly Creatures is packed to the rafters with 'em.
Unfortunately, just as with Precrime's mutants, technology can go terribly wrong or be abused and the results can be deadly.
To those who attempt the deadly crossing in illegal boats, the straits must appear terribly wide and the watery line that separates nations as invisible as ever.
The span in the deadliest bridge collapse in modern U.S. history was neither terribly old nor exceptionally decrepit, but more than five years later it haunts every state and federal official responsible for maintaining a bridge anywhere.
The span in the deadliest bridge collapse in modern U.S. history was neither terribly old nor exceptionally decrepit, but more than five years later it haunts every state and federal official responsible for maintaining a bridge.
Fish who live in bowls are exposed to deadly chemicals that aren't filtered out by a filter and terribly cramped conditions.
His limitations can make him feel terribly alone, and for someone continually walking a tightrope between peace and melancholy, solitude can be deadly.
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
