Sentence examples for terror set in from inspiring English sources

After the civil war ended, a different, more deadly form of terror set in for the newly freed.

It's clear that what most alarmed Burke about the revolution was not the violence (he wrote before the terror set in) and it will not do either to say that it was the overthrow of the constitutional order as such that really angered him (he supported the American revolution).

So now he gets another shot at it, with Night Terrors, set in the most terrifying place in the universe… a child's bedroom.

Watson is determined to tell readers the truth behind a search expedition, backed by Stephen Harper, the Canadian Prime Minister, to discover the HMS Erebus, which alongside HMS Terror, set sail in 1845 on an expedition headed by the explorer Sir John Franklin to traverse the Northwest Passage.

"We don't have any idea — other than anecdote or moral philosophy — what really works," said Benjamin Wittes of the Brookings Institution, author of "Law and the Long War: The Future of Justice in the Age of Terror," set to be published in June.

Through the morning, false leads multiply as terror sets in.

By Alex Ross After only a few lines of Mallarmé, you are engulfed in fine mist, and terror sets in.

After only one or two lines, though, you are engulfed in fine mist, and a certain terror sets in.

Investors are running in fear from the stock market as jobless rates continue to climb and terror sets in over worries of a declining commercial real estate market.

Once the dreamstate passes, terror sets in.

Soon enough the terror sets in and I begin to fear that, like in the movie Volcano, molten lava will come pouring into the tunnel, bubbling, boiling, ready to consume indiscriminately every piece of matter in its path -- rats, trash, rails, trapped commuters, and all.