Sentence examples for wave of terrible from inspiring English sources

Within two hours it was a disaster, engulfed by a monster wave of terrible reviews.

Your Jan . 14Lives column brought back a wave of terrible memories for me.

And let's not forget the dark days of 1999 and 2000, when this paper felt compelled to trash the jaw-dropping wave of terrible British films in the wake of the lottery-fund bonanza.

Lost beneath the waves of the terrible floods this Christmas was coverage of another startlingly depressing story.

Heart-wrenching wars, rising new waves of terrorism, terrible and tragic signs that racism is alive and well in our own country.

"There was the terrible wave of terror in 1996, when I was Prime Minister.

As we watched the 20-second episode of "The Poker Player's Revenge," I felt a terrible wave of nostalgia, as sadness and longing for a lost time overcame me.

On Tuesday he made the formal plunge with a statement that revived the full gamut of dovish themes that Labor had abandoned in despair after the collapse of Camp David talks and the outbreak of a new and terrible wave of violence almost two years ago.

Unfortunately, as much as I love them, they spawned a terrible second wave of emo, but I thought they were one of the first bands that did it really well.

Then, in an anguished attempt to reconcile her husband's politics with her Smith College humanism, she made a terrible mistake: "The Wave of the Future".

The recent wave of "myspace suicides" attests to this terrible reality.