She was horror-stricken, and plunged into the water so only her head showed. |
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Dr. Stephanie rushed into the room with a horror-stricken expression on her face. |
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Tales of girls who had gotten pregnant were whispered in the dormitories at night in horror-stricken voices like muted wails. |
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The India Today cover carries a scene of horror-stricken Indians fleeing the capital with a huge mushroom cloud serving as background. |
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Turning, I spot a quiet woman on a yoga mat, wearing a horror-stricken face. |
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You can just imagine the menacing yet horror-stricken look on my face when I found my wedding gown in pieces at my second dress fitting. |
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This created a horror-stricken panic in the men, who ran about looking for a route of escape, while men continually dropped from enemy bullets. |
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If you're young, you get turned into horror-stricken William Holden. |
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It fell at my feet and I looked down for it and accidentally kicked it and then went to retrieve it and stepped past the plump lady, and the old coot turned, horror-stricken, to see me coming. |
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It is horror-stricken that we have witnessed and are still witnessing children much like our own dying in the streets, injured left to die in hospitals without care and without necessities. |
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This film amazed our members who were horror-stricken and deep in thought. |
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Nicole stared at his bent-over form, her face horror-stricken. |
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Mrs. Kenwigs was horror-stricken to think that she should ever have nourished in her bosom such a snake, adder, viper, serpent, and base crocodile, as Henrietta Petowker. |
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