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91. I have a letter from Sister Yun in which is horribly depressing.

92. When you look inside the economic rankings, you see that Egypt does fine on many of the short-term decisions, like having a flexible wage structure, but it does horribly on long-term things.

93. And building a conventional Faraday cage round a naval vessel would be horribly expensive.

94. Paul's grandfather did set up a family trust fund, but it's been horribly mismanaged.

95. The storyline is fatally compromised by an ending that leaves you feeling horribly cheated.

96. A chemical that is perfectly fine for Sarah Bellum might be horribly irritating to your skin.

97. As a veteran, curator had witnessed this horribly drawn - out death before.

98. Also,[sentencedict.com] things can get horribly slow if the swap file is created on a folder that is mounted over NFS.

99. It was horribly unfair: a public resource—all the fish in the Icelandic sea—was simply turned over to a handful of lucky Icelanders.

100. The little baby's lid, half raised, show the pupil horribly upturned.

101. A: No. The poor souls drown horribly and the sharks feed with gusto!

102. It felt like blasphemy. Or at the very least, horribly irreverent.

103. The global economy is slowing, possibly horribly: under such conditions, protectionism thrives.

104. Even when nuclear power plants go horribly wrong, they do less damage to the planet and its people than coal-burning stations operating normally.

105. The Venusian turned in delighted wonder; for the first time an Earthman had given him the only greeting that is considered less than horribly rude on Venus.

106. But all those in the courtyard that night had either admired or actually been fond of their murdered liege lord, and it was going to be a distinct pleasure for them to see his killer die horribly.

107. The letter showed horribly clearly the workings of a twisted mind.

108. Vacuums are great at picking up fine dust but suck horribly at bigger pieces of trash.

109. Hermitage is a really wonderful and now just horribly overpriced wine from the Drome,(http://sentencedict.com/horribly.html) on the left bank of the Rhone not very far away from where we live.

110. She stepped towards him with a movement that was horribly cringing.

111. This could feel horribly tacky, the Japanese equivalent chain restaurant attached to your local shopping mall.

112. This has kept international phone calls horribly overpriced and internet access equally and maddeningly slow.

113. Last Friday's 3-1 home defeat to Sochaux, a match attended by a pitiful 2,000 supporters, left them horribly off the pace in the French league.

114. You got horribly drunk.

115. Arrested during a protest in Saida, 10km east of Daraa, on April 29, Hamza's body was returned to his family on Tuesday 24th May, horribly mutilated.

116. On June 29th two students from the University of Clermont-Ferrand were found horribly murdered in the British capital.

117. Even fairly smart and well-read people get turned around horribly by questions like, "Would you like to prevent the system from rejecting unauthorized connections?"

118. The costs of the recall, the lost business, and the retooling of factories and processes could spiral horribly.

119. Mrs. Green, it has come to my attention that your account is horribly past due.

120. But this water seems dead: it's polluted and horribly stagnant.