Sentence examples for took terrible from inspiring English sources

"Again and again, he took terrible blows.

There have been 2-megapixel cameras that took wonderful photos, and 20-megapixel cameras that took terrible ones.

The same thing was happening now with phone cameras: when they first appeared, they took terrible pictures, but they were so convenient that people used them anyway, and over time they got better.

Q: Saddam took terrible retribution against the Shi'ites and then the Kurds, and George Bush had encouraged people to rise up.

Southern Miss is taking terrible shots, rushing their offense, and look totally disjointed as a team.

War, poverty and persecution are what make desperate people take terrible risks.

He wrote about oppression and people taking terrible advantage and oppressing each other on a personal level.

The young Marines fought heroically, taking terrible casualties, especially from thickets of homemade mines affixed to irrigation canals, culverts and walls.

Will the Good Lord take terrible vengeance on the fallen, or will Urban Man armed with a semi-automatic take their worldly goods?

Senseless wars take terrible tolls, he said, adding that he recently told the leaders of Eritrea and Ethiopia that they would pay a price in international assistance.

It has become a tradition for Steelers fans to take Terrible Towels on vacation, taking pictures next to well-known tourist destinations.