| In the years to come we may well see far more nightmarish things in our military arsenal than bunker-busters and daisy-cutters. |
| I was dazed, I was confused, even more so than I had been in this whole nightmarish chase. |
| Traffic swirls round this nightmarish gyratory system where five major streets meet, the road up to seven lanes wide. |
| With elections round the corner, the irritation is bound to touch nightmarish levels. |
| A nightmarish trip by litter and wagon followed before aides succeeded in getting him to a medical aid station in the rear. |
| She is over it, she says, but she resents what the whole nightmarish time did to her parents. |
