Sentence examples for would be horrendously from inspiring English sources
That would be horrendously difficult to accomplish, but might be the least bad of the options given the problems that Scottish independence creates otherwise.
President Ahmadinejad is seen by some as the devil incarnate, but with oil at more than a $100 a barrel, any Western attempt to topple him would be horrendously risky.
And that would be horrendously embarrassing".
He'd been horrendously underinsured for that type of merchandise, and had sustained, by his count, a six-figure retail loss.
"It would have been horrendously arrogant for me to have gone out with a score already written.
Of course it is going to be horrendously tough, but then it would be if they had grovelled and voted yes.
Of course, on a bad night he can be horrendously disappointing.
Getting lifestyle drugs approved will still be horrendously difficult, however.
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Not only would it have been horrendously expensive, but Williamsburg's curators were also increasingly dubious about the value of such restoration.
He adds: "When we were playing around a wee bit with the character of Athena we thought she would be appalled to find herself in a cyborg, but then thinking that it was preferable to the usual horrendously sexist female gaming character look of hideous push-up bra and loin cloth".
