Was he a terrifying prospect?
It's a charming but ultimately terrifying prospect — a world full of writers and artists.
This forces the user to confront the equivalent of the blank page in the typewriter an exhilarating and terrifying prospect for many authors.
But its impact was still horrendous to behold, and came after a few days when nature had wreaked havoc across Asia.The terrifying prospect remains of more ruptures along the same fault-line that produced the 2004 Asian tsunami.
The Forest case suggests that any executive could be punished for anything that occurs in a sprawling multinational company—a terrifying prospect, explains Paul Kalb, a lawyer at Sidley Austin who has defended pharmaceutical companies.
Dylan might have then been invited to trail the others to a transit yard or wherever else they were going in order to bomb some trains, a richly terrifying prospect.
Some religious conceptions of an afterlife make the state of death a terrifying prospect - but most views of death are not so cruel, the kindest being the most rational, which is that death is a state of non-being, equivalent to the state of not yet being born.
That's a really terrifying prospect.
Unless both sides can agree on how to split future Internet revenues, the industry faces the terrifying prospect of its second prolonged talent strike of the year.
The citation hardly conveys what a terrifying prospect the position, and its supporting defensive bunkers, must have presented to the attackers.
