Sentence examples for terror of bringing from inspiring English sources

There's a middle-class terror of bringing up fat children and the idea of raising a chubby automaton who spends all day shooting people in the head while calling for more Doritos is more than Sara and Toby can bear.

Ice Pilots has now stretched to three seasons, with a fourth awaiting UK broadcast, because it makes the viewer both wistful for a time when aviation was an adventure, and grateful for the fact that such a time has passed – few of us will experience the terror of bringing down a DC-3 in a foggy blizzard.

The British sculptor stands accused of bringing terror to the streets of Manhattan with his latest art installation, Event Horizon, which features 31 life-size human statues strategically placed around the Big Apple.

Al-Qaida believes in acts of terror to bring about change.

It's in this chapter that Ishmael, thinking through the "intensified terror of whiteness," brings his own obsession with the white whale into line with Ahab's.

Joan Bridgman's analysis of Adams's works in The Contemporary Review identifies the community and hero motifs: "[T]he hero's journey into a realm of terrors to bring back some boon to save himself and his people" is a powerful element in Adams's tale.

This little sabbatical from everyday life was one of the best years of my life however, living in a country under constant threat of terror attacks brought the dreams back with a vengeance.

"This appeal," Judge Cabranes wrote, "presents a question bound to arise from the government's efforts to obtain actionable and time-sensitive intelligence necessary to thwart acts of terror, while still bringing those charged with committing crimes of terrorism against Americans to justice in an orderly fashion under the laws of our country".

Are we about to see yet another Sam Allardyce reign of terror brought to a tearful end?

Unfortunately, we know only too well what this type of terror can bring and Bradford is still recovering from the disturbances of 2001, the consequences of a previous racist incursion.

Three members of the renegade Real I.R.A. were sentenced in a London court to 30 years imprisonment each for trying to buy arms in Slovakia for their program of terror aimed at bringing down the Northern Ireland peace plan that the mainstream Irish Republican Army and its political arm, Sinn Fein, support.