Sentence examples for under horrendous from inspiring English sources
"It went on in cities all over the country, people being held under horrendous conditions for long periods of time, interrogated about their own activities," he said.
I think what they're saying is that there's no way to anesthetize very tiny or weak babies so the choice is not doing the surgery or doing it under horrendous circumstances.
But her feat, which she did only once and under horrendous conditions, made a memorable contribution in an age when many found it difficult to take female athletes seriously.
It's a stunning, grandiose, flawed, deeply romantic work, shot under horrendous conditions, that took four years to make, with three changes of cast, and was at one point disrupted by a war between Ecuador and Peru.
After working under horrendous conditions, including lack of sleep, lack of electricity to keep modern medical machines working, shut-down elevators and an unsanitary working environment, the remaining staff members at Memorial did what they could.
I thought of my own journey that day down flights of stairs in the building next door to the embassy, after having been knocked out by the blast, of the people who risked their lives to save others, and of how we carried on under horrendous circumstances.
There are, of course, many other location-sharing apps, and a broader category of similar apps under the horrendous buzzword "SoLoMo".
This new film shows how even children born under such horrendous hardship can live a full life.
You can't bury under the horrendous-depravity-brutal-ugliness blanket, the true face of bigotry painted by Sherman Alexie in The Absolutely True Diary, or the helplessness Melinda feels in Speak before she learns that what was done to her wasn't her fault, and wasn't right.
"Life under Saddam was horrendous, and I am part Kurdish and we all know how he treated the Kurds," she said.
Miguna claimed in a statement that he was then "abducted" by the police and kept "in unlawful incommunicado detention for five days under the most horrendous, cruel and inhumane conditions imaginable".
