terrible news

He looked like a father who'd just heard terrible news about his only child.

Why does he seem so happy at this terrible news?

Then in early spring, a full year after the terrible news about my family, something happened.

If he was going to tell her terrible news, then she wanted a bit of protection against it.

But before he could put it to the test, he'd received the terrible news about his father and brother.

He was, in fact, trying to break the terrible news gently to his father.

This day has brought terrible news and great sadness to our country.

As a matter of scientific policy, that is terrible news indeed.

"I'm sorry that my coming led to such terrible news for you."

When the terrible news came of the deaths, for some it was simply too much to take.

I said yes and braced myself for what seemed could only be terrible news.

That meant the device had failed, which was terrible news.

Now I have to contact their families with the terrible news."

This is terrible news some one telephoned me a short time ago.

They hurried as if to an appointment with terrible news.

My next picture depicted his lover getting the terrible news.

"I'll never forget the day I brought that terrible news to this house.

At last I could share my terrible news with my friend.

How to tell this terrible news in a way that will not destroy our chances for the future.

His wife and family are already crushed by this terrible news."

"I am so sorry to be the bearer of such terrible news."

We all continue to receive terrible news from Zimbabwe about the violence there.

It's terrible news, obviously it appears to be have burned to the ground.

Edith was worried about her parents and I knew that some terrible news must be waiting for me.

Health advocates say that trend is terrible news, especially for developing countries.