Sentence examples for terribly spread from inspiring English sources
Then we moved to Seattle and suddenly everyone's life became terribly spread out.
The cancer did not seem to have spread, and the cells did not look terribly aggressive, Dr. Porter said.
EVEN now, not every central banker is terribly impressed by the gravity of the financial crisis that has spread from Western banks to the emerging world's shares, currencies and credit markets.
They have done a terribly effective job of spreading misinformation, confusion and skepticism.The film, with the haunting beauty of the ice, feels like an elegy to the end of an era.
Not adequately registered in the buzz is a most irksome development: The muddle is spreading into other antibias laws, none of them terribly clear to begin with.
Last summer, yields on high-yield, or "junk," bonds were only about 2.4 percentage points higher than those of comparable Treasuries, an unusually low spread that means investors did not consider junk bonds terribly risky.
Not that mere geography seems to stop the rampant spread of the yearly camp-fest; the not-terribly-in-Europe Israel and Azerbaijan have been delighting us for years.
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
