Sentence examples for terribly for a from inspiring English sources

HT Ann paid terribly for a lot of things she did, and I know Christine does, too.

"Could we talk about a drug deal gone terribly, terribly right for a change?" May 12 , 2016

By Joseph and Berton Roueché The New Yorker, April 26 , 1947P. 22 Two young ladies emerged from Lord & Taylor's and one of them remarked, "She's really terribly nice-for a married woman, I mean".

It does happen but it is not terribly easy for a family unit to abscond".

The Capitals' regulation record is not terribly impressive for a first-place team.

While divorce can be terribly traumatic for a couple's children, so can a long, hapless marriage.

Perhaps, then, it would be understandable if few seem terribly eager for a klatch about racism over a Frappuccino.

It is, after all, not terribly hard for a dictatorship to build roads and railways faster than a democracy can.

Remedy has always been the youngest old horse I know, but 34 is terribly old for a horse.

THE DUCK DIVE PUSH-UP is neither basic nor terribly important for a beginner, but it is fun to do and say.

During the summer months, you can do something called the "intensive schedule": you get to work at 8am, which is terribly early for a Spaniard, but leave work at three.