Sentence examples for the terror about from inspiring English sources

There is a point in every George Saunders story when the scene he has meticulously created springs a leak, an anomaly just visible in the corner of the eye, and a sign of the terror about to rain down.

It might make the most sense to understand the terror about idolatry as a broad definition of the worldly attentions that can distract, distort, or usurp pursuit of holiness.

He loves hearing Gilya's stories, about Moisey's arrest and miraculous release during the Great Terror, about the Leningrad blockade, when frozen corpses were dragged through the streets on toboggans.

She understands, as only a mother can, the terror she is about to inflict, the ache Enrique will feel, and finally the emptiness.

The government of Maharashtra announced about as compensation to the kin of each of those killed in the terror attacks and about to the seriously injured.

The Terror is about "finding the answer," Coyne said.

The premise of M Night Shyamalan's latest paranormal thriller is no more bizarre than any other apocalypse fiction (Arthur Machen's The Terror is about butterflies for goodness' sake).

In 2012, Mr. Aid published "Intel Wars: The Secret History of the Fight Against Terror," about the role of intelligence agencies in the post-9/11 world.

In conversations, the younger ones seemed most worried about civil liberties in the age of terror, about the economy, and about the environment.

She began covering terrorism while researching her book "The Jihad Next Door: Rough Justice in the Age of Terror," about the Lackawanna Six, a suspected al-Qaeda sleeper cell in upstate New York.

But this is actually a play about the horror not the terror of war, about what it leaves behind rather than what it does.