Every day lightens the load of the great terror.

For a century and a half this had been the great terror of New England.

She fought against the great terror that threatened to overcome her and rob her of consciousness once more.

This one shows the great terror struck to the hearts of his enemies by the war-gong of General Pope:

And now only cometh unto him the great terror, the great outlook, the great sickness, the great nausea, the great sea-sickness.

Dust, pebbles, and dead branches were flung on the window, as though bursting through, to the great terror of the inmates.

Ellinor felt them, though she would not acknowledge them: it was bringing her too much face to face with the great terror of her life.

The lighted twigs are believed to have the greatest terrors for Satan.

The great terror of the east had become an armchair warrior, they said.

The great terror of the army is division in itself.

Whether disease or treatment held the greater terror, it would be hard to say.

Paul Zobriskie is the greatest terror that Russian tyranny knows.

Robert Conquest, the great historian, The Great Terror.

They ran hither and thither in the greatest terror, striking their antennae one against the other.

The peak of Stalin-era repression, known as The Great Terror, was in 1937-38.

The greatest terror reigned in Kief.