Sentence examples for terrors of from inspiring English sources

He recalls the terrors of the war.

Among the terrors of the trees.

We are very close, here, to the terrors of Wednesday.

SHOUTS AND MURMURS is about the twelve terrors of Christmas.

The unlikely tabloid terrors of city life seem to haunt Don.

It's Beckett's trick to allow you to feel the terrors of both emptinesses at once.

Narratives that dramatize the terrors of love or affection gone bad have great appeal and usefulness.

I certainly bit my tongue to ribbons from my night terrors of the coming doomsday.

A terror of excess?

The terror of a possible whiteout.

The terror of eye contact!