Sentence examples for to horrid from inspiring English sources

By episode's end, we're moving from cause to horrid effect.

Not so long ago, antioxidant vitamins were hailed as nature's own weapons against chronic illness, powerful antidotes to horrid diets and failed exercise plans.

We see her say no to two men who might have made her happy, but we never see her say yes – not to horrid Osmond, not to anything.

Then, a few days after it opened to horrid reviews, the announcement came.

Ogawa is peerless at exploring the prismatic significance of the minutest activities and occurrences of prosaic life, making them the portal to horrid secrets in the lives of her characters.

Bizarrely, it's only her native US that hasn't taken to Horrid Henry.

While Hagel lurched toward his confirmation hearings and Giglio skittered away, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee announced that it was sending each of the 35 Republican freshmen in the House a "tea party membership card," which spelled out their rights to put "ideology over solutions," to be horrid to women, to coddle Big Oil and "to create and/or ignore any national crisis".

"Horrid to read and horrid to think the other boys in the show would read it as well".

This friendly little ghost has been around since the 1930s, starting as a book then graduating to cartoons and films, standing the test of time and proving that hauntings don't have to be horrid.

It's a relief doing a show where you don't have to be horrid.

A floor above him, Benjamin Britten, sleek as a whippet, is at the piano, with poker back and pumping arms, cajoling a young treble into song: "Oh lift your little pinkie!… It's meant to sound horrid.