Sentence examples for the terrible work from inspiring English sources

A veteran remembered, "Every soldier of that command thanked the little regular … when they were called upon to go into battle and enter upon the terrible work for which they had enlisted".

A month later, Gen. George B. McClellan remarked of the "terrible work" at the Battle of South Mountain: "Gen. Gibbon … handled his brigade with as much precision and coolness as if upon parade, and the bravery of his troops could not be excelled".

The terrible work conditions forced her to quit and led her back down the crimson alleyways of the noribans.

The terrible work conditions forced her to quit and led her back down the crimson alleyways of the noraebangs.

The defendant also was unable to provide other basic details of his whereabouts during the years "Ivan the Terrible" worked at Treblinka.

"It's very fitting given their dedication and commitment in the face of terrible work conditions over the course of the last year".

"The true story of the day's terrible work," he offered, "will never be told".

Here, though, instead of showing the blade sinking in, he moves in closer, letting the scene play out in the man's crumbling face, the gray sky framing him as the moist, tearing sounds of the knife doing its terrible work fill the air.

The rooms in the basement where the secret police did their terrible work have been left largely untouched.

So while I acknowledge that subpar design choices pervade my country, I also want to suggest the possibility that sometimes terrible work in mainland China is not terrible because of its "Chineseness".

Recently I embarked on a mission to read and review the most terrible works of literature ever written.