How To Use horror-struck In A Sentence
- So I think of Beckett as not being religious in the usual sense but at least being alive, being truly alive, and horror-struck by it.
- It was a good thing Mrs. Scott's mom was so involved with her son, or else she'd have noticed the horror-struck expression on my face.
- Lancelot immediately let her go and backed away, looking horror-struck.
- For a moment longer she hung in suspended animation, gazing, horror-struck, at the grisly white vision outside; then she was running. A MEANS TO EVIL
- I turned to the girl, who looked horror-struck.
- Across the globe, freedom-loving people have been horror-struck by the unprecedented attack on civil society and everyday freedoms.
- And despite it, the drama rings true, from the angrily delayed passenger to the horror-struck office worker and her petty and malicious co-workers.
- England is considering the possibility that its World Cup dream could lie in tatters seven weeks before a ball is kicked, and a frenzied southern media is horror-struck.
- By chance, my seat in the press box in Tulane Stadium was next to that of the late, great Jimmy Cannon, who was absolutely horror-struck by the incident involving the balloon.
- unwilling, horror-struck youth with a hurricane-lamp to show me the way, I carried my eggs and milk up the hill to Hafod. TESTIMONIES
