Something has to be done, and quickly, or we'll be passing along to our heirs a ghastly wreck of a planet.
Wheelchair users prefer a ghastly modern bus they can board to a romantic old one they can't.
In what can only be described as a ghastly oversight, Nikon doesn't allow the WMAU app to control any of the settings.
If Labour becomes as unpopular mid-term as has every recent government, its huge majority in Parliament will be a ghastly provocation to voters.
They were covered in long spikes, like navy mines, that made a ghastly sucking sound as they dug in and out of the mud.
Or was it a ghastly waste of money?
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The problem, however, is not that World Trade Center is an attempt to craft a feel-good movie out of a ghastly situation, it's that the result is forced, manufactured and largely, but not entirely unconvincing.
Visitors can buy DVDs of disaster footage taken in the immediate aftermath of the quake: aerial before-and-after photographs of the city, and photo books that the vendors make sure to leave open to the most ghastly image of a half-dozen broken, gray young bodies, buried in the rubble.
They are lovingly put together, but feature a ghastly trio of (male) biographers sitting around chatting in The Ivy, Coward's favourite London restaurant, over what looks like a rather good lunch, when the subject cries out for one scholarly narrator with an overarching view and a rapidity of mind to rival Coward's own.
The news may often read like a litany of ghastly events, but look beyond the headlines and it is clear that we are not.
The Fed should take a cue from the ghastly, vastly costly lesson of the Bank of Japan.
He tramps the full length of London's ghastly Oxford Street six times in a day, and makes it sound enjoyable and interesting.
He also acknowledged some of his party members were "eccentrics" but said he preferred that to a "bland lot of ghastly people whose names I don't even know".
The threat of further terrorism, fighting in the Middle East (with its repercussions for the oil price) and maybe a transatlantic trade war, conjuring up ghastly parallels with the 1930s, have all clouded their crystal balls further.
Indeed, if banks were unregulated, and as such free to succeed and fail, investors and financial institution creditors would make sure that none grew too large given the losses they would suffer in a free market for any bank committing ghastly errors.
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Like many Ossis, Hans-Albert Schulz, a teacher, resents being told that everything was so ghastly before.
Gore paints a horrifying picture of how global warming may lead to ghastly increases in infectious diseases because vectors are expanding their ranges.
And the more ghastly it looks across the channel, the more the UK looks like a better bet, and the easier and cheaper it is for the UK government to borrow.
And finally a word of sympathy for the clerks who must carry out these ghastly duties.
He is not burdened with the ghastly rumors and accusations of performance enhancing substances nor is he adamantly defending his innocence in a court of law.
He said no, European governments would find a way to hold the single currency intact, if only because the alternative was too ghastly to contemplate.
It would surely be run close by the ghastly low-slung British embassy, now, amazingly, disposed of by some salesman of genius to a German telecoms group.
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