Examples of 'have had a horrible' in a sentence

Meaning of "have had a horrible"

have had a horrible: This phrase is used to indicate a past experience that was extremely unpleasant or distressing

How to use "have had a horrible" in a sentence

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have had a horrible
You must have had a horrible life.
I needed to see a friendly face I have had a horrible day.
She must have had a horrible time.
I have had a horrible experience today.
Yes, you are right, but I have had a horrible week.
You have had a horrible loss.
I bet we would have had a horrible time at that goddamn prom.
I have had a horrible life since I was born.
I am sorry, I have had a horrible horrible day.
I have had a horrible weekend.
I too have had a horrible year.
I have had a horrible day.
Awful, we have had a horrible journey.
I have had a horrible night, dealing with pain.
Frank, I have had a horrible day.

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I have had a horrible night, because of all the mosquitoes.
Look, I have had a horrible day.
I have had a horrible morning.
You must have had a horrible life . - No, he did not.
I have had a horrible day, and you are just making it worse.
Go away. No. I have had a horrible day, and you're just making it worse.
We have had a horrible harvest, and the annual levy is much too high.
I have had a horrible experience with … No.
I too have had a horrible year . Like Justin and his disfigurement.
I have had a horrible day, too.
I have had a horrible weekend . No lips.
I have had a horrible day . Oh.

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