Sentence examples for terrific state from inspiring English sources
The phrase "terrific state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is in an excellent or outstanding condition or situation. Example: "After the renovations, the house was in terrific state, ready for the new owners to move in."
He has had a terrific state legislative reform cycle this year.
"They put in new instruments that we had developed, and batteries and gyroscopes – they basically refreshed the observatory to a terrific state".
President Obama gave a terrific State of the Union speech last night.
"They build some of the finest cinemas in the world with great decor and terrific state-of-the-art technology.
Allmusic called the album "terrific", and stated that the band's decision to release an all-Welsh record was courageous and proof that they are "the great eccentric band of [their] time".
HOW important is it that America have a terrific secretary of state?
"Wilson said, 'Terrific, but the state has no money,' " Camden McEfee, who was a special assistant to Bob White, Wilson's chief of staff, recalled.
"This is a major achievement, only a day late, which I think is terrific," Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said during an appearance on the CBS "Early Show," referring to the Feb. 28 deadline.
It leads to some startling images: a terrific moment when the state's leader addresses the crowd; a clever, shifting scene in a bar.
Simon Brew of Den of Geek praises the dynamic between Gwen and Jack in series four, describing them as "a terrific double act" and states that "Torchwood is at, or near, its best when the two of them are working in tandem".
"We did a terrific job in the elections in state after state, and we plan to build on that".
