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1. ' Stephen said slightly shamefaced, 'Not terribly chatty this morning
2. He tended to travel where there was comfortable transportation and accommodations and might not even be terribly interested in watching a movie of a safari like this
3. Odd, I can’t see him as a family man … but Stephen says he was desperate for children … so terribly sad about the baby … who could shoot a pregnant woman? The thought makes me shiver suddenly; there’s someone out there who took a gun, loaded it and shot Joanna Sadler in the back deliberately and then tried to make it look as though Liz Wynell had done it
4. Travis could tell by her expression that something was terribly wrong
5. ’ I assured her, thinking that it would have been kinder if Jack hadn’t lived to fade slowly away with emphysema – he’d not found life at all easy and it had cut me up terribly watching him degenerate into frail helplessness
6. Stephen is much the same – keen but not terribly sensible
7. Liz’d got terribly defensive, baulking at the expenditure
8. ‘Liz, it was extremely kind and considerate of Molly to offer to come with you this morning,’ I reminded myself, ‘it is totally unreasonable of you to be so terribly unappreciative …’
9. ‘How dreadful! That must have been terribly distressing for her
10. Ditton was terribly worried about Liz – said that he really needed her to go down to the station with him but that if she wasn’t up to it, he would understand, but she insisted that she was fit
11. ‘And you so terribly henpecked by your mother
12. He’s terribly upset … he thinks that it is possible that Sadler tampered with Liz’s car before going into the house and blames himself for not checking the car was okay
13. ‘She looked so terribly vulnerable, Mum, lying there with bandages everywhere
14. It was terribly sad
15. I tell him about Janet and how she’d offered to tell everyone and how she’d arranged the meeting with the residents and how terribly kind they had been
16. She sighs deeply before replying – oh dear, like that is it? I’m not terribly surprised though
17. ‘How terribly sad for him that his family took it like that
18. He missed it terribly
19. ‘Yes, of course we must have a memorial … so terribly sad
20. She was terribly wounded; Lady Elzbeth and Lady Jennie went to her and propped her up
21. ’ I replied, grateful for the offer – I am so terribly tired
22. It had been a tense day, Thom had given his presentation, and been terribly distracted while he did
23. As soon as he walked through the door of her parent’s modest semi-detached, Tom knew that it had all gone terribly wrong, there being something about paisley carpet that he just couldn’t stand
24. The fitments are not terribly up to date but were obviously good quality when they were purchased and have lasted well
25. She’s not a bitch generally, just not terribly bright and it’s fashionable to gossip and speculate
26. always cold and terribly sore
27. The famous movie actor was terribly afraid, but somewhere
28. She loved the cottage but would be dependent on public transport; she couldn’t hack the thought of two buses just to get to uni and it would be terribly difficult if she wanted to get involved in any social life
29. Years ago Naria had come upon a very young Scather, one of a few survivors of an attack gone terribly, terribly bad
30. she was so terribly happy that she’d found a man who loved her and when it all went pear-shaped, she hadn't the wherewithal to deal with the situation at all, not to mention the shame she clearly felt … and not only for the abortion
31. semi-detached, Tom knew that it had all gone terribly wrong, there
32. Karen was terribly worried
33. I have never forgotten what it was like to be so terribly afraid, not knowing which way to turn
34. As you can imagine, the animals, seeing the tiger behind, were all terribly frightened and ran away
35. As we saw, it is not an terribly uncommon name
36. And although I don’t have a terribly high opinion of the man, I honestly think our Andy was telling the truth when he said that he wouldn’t have used it if he hadn’t been so desperate to get away from here
37. He narrowed his eyes seeing again the reports he’d read through earlier – from what he recalled, this one wasn’t terribly bright
38. Mum was so terribly proud of Peter though – he was closer to her … first son and all that - and she saw the vicaring as being a step up
39. You’ll have to be careful, Simon, the floors are not terribly level
40. She's suffering terribly
41. Several of the congregation surreptitiously watch them and whisper – the joy of living in a village! Fortunately, Anna remains totally oblivious to this; she’s so terribly shy that being the centre of attention would be hell for her
42. “You’re not terrifying, and you’re only terrible in the sense that you’re terribly lame,” Tipene said
43. Livingson, I am being terribly remiss
44. It wasn’t a terribly cold Nightday, especially for this time of year, but it was still damp and a few more logs couldn’t hurt tomorrow’s shower water any
45. Therefore, in the gloom of evening, he let himself down again; but when he had clambered down the wall he was terribly afraid, for he saw the witch standing before him
46. At first Rapunzel was terribly frightened when a man, such as she had never seen, came to her; but the king's son began to talk to her quite like a friend, and told her that his heart had been so stirred , and that he had to see her
47. The higher they flew with the mirror, the more terribly it grinned: they could hardly hold it fast
48. Higher and higher still they flew, nearer and nearer to the stars, when suddenly the mirror shook so terribly with grinning, that it flew out of their hands and fell to the earth, where it was dashed in a hundred million and more pieces
49. Now we have two conflicting interests coming to us on this case, that in itself is not terribly unusual
50. His head ached terribly, and he was