1
And now, as he goes, he lays a terrible curse on the ring.
2
He stamped with his foot, as he thundered a terrible curse.
3
He is met by a terrible curse which Oedipus invokes on both his sons.
4
Come, Uddushu-namir, I will curse thee with a terrible curse.
5
How much better not to come under the terrible curse!
6
Morton, I look upon war as a terrible curse.
7
That is a terrible curse, which an ocean of Holy Water could scarcely wash away!
8
What a terrible curse hung over her family!
9
The terrible curse fell upon her son.
10
How quit myself of this terrible curse?
11
When she is faced with their deaths, I guarantee she will free you of this terrible curse.
12
Love can be a terrible curse, Eragon.
13
Oh, the terrible curse of money!
14
The enemy that your father slew, and in so doing, he freed his people from a terrible curse.
15
But this I know; the moment I realised that I hated Wilfred, I was cursed with a terrible curse.
16
And I repeated, in a fair imitation of the priest's voice, the terrible curse he had pronounced in the cave.
