Sentence examples for terribly temporary from inspiring English sources
Like all of the places I have ever rented, written down it looks terribly temporary.
A couple of months ago she had bought the bird cheap because it had come with a terribly loud, and supposedly temporary, cough that had not yet been fixed.
Would city officials mind terribly if he installed a temporary construction shed on a pristine stretch of sidewalk in a landmark neighborhood?
So Priebus must not be terribly happy that the party's (temporary) front-runner, Donald Trump, said Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly had "blood coming out of her wherever" when she asked him tough questions in last week's debate.
In contrast, Tina M.* moved her lab from a public university to a top private university within the United States before her new lab space was ready; a "temporary lab space assignment... has been terribly dissipating toward our efforts," she says.
So a federal judge's January 2 ruling upholding the legitimacy of US Border Patrol agents' search and temporary seizure of a French-American student's laptop without reasonable suspicion in 2010 is not terribly surprising, even if it is disheartening.
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
He was terribly, terribly ill.
