This grewsome horseplay in Europe's front yard would start it.
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Nor are ordinary death-beds the saddest or most grewsome scenes.
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But it was the cemetery that presented the most grewsome sight.
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Cardinal Lorraine is said to have gone by this grewsome, subterranean passage.
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These things are grewsome to me, and I fain would forget them.
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In his throat was an odd, half-suppressed cry, grewsome to hear.
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Every fourth or fifth residence yielded its toll to the grewsome lure.
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Had she denied everything I might have fancied it all a grewsome dream.
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His voice was hoarse and his unkempt head only added to its grewsome quality.
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This is a muscid of grewsome habits, which has a wide distribution throughout Africa.
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Grewsome as it might look, Queen City was now, indeed, a place of refuge.
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And various grewsome objects, a card case of human skin, and the twisted scarf used by a strangler.
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Beneath the trees grewsome kind of lush, wet, bushy vegetation with silver-lit leaves and stems here and there.
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I would sit with my stitchery on a fallen log in the sunshine, while they ran in and out o' th' grewsome hole.
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I sprang back, giving utterance to a cry, which brought Watkins to me, and the two of us stared at the grewsome object and then about into the wavering shadows.
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Here they took to the seas on the "Empire Comfort" to rejoin their Regiment in Dhekelia, Cyprus. Initially 37 Field Squadron deployed to Libya as replacement for 22 Regiment. In April 1952 the Squadron, along with the rest of 25 Regiment, moved to the Suez Canal Zone, Egypt to be stationed at Moascar. These were times when the security of the Canal was considered essential to UK interests, but when there was growing opposition from Egyptian nationalists whose paramilitary groups carried out frequent and often grewsome attacks on British military and civilian personnel. From October 1951 to 1954 Egyptian nationalist extremists became more openly hostile, with British fatal casualties totalling 520, of which 394 were service personnel, including 30 Royal Engineers, the third largest category after the RAOC and RA. The Regiment was involved in security operations: blocking routes, protecting bridges, ferries and water filtration plants against attack, and supporting internal security measures like fencing and minefields, all in addition to a comprehensive training programme. From July 1952 to June 1954 37 Field Squadron was located at Gothic Camp, El Ballah on detachment to 32 Guards Brigade (1st Scots Gds, 3rd Coldsteam Gds and 1st Beds & Herts).
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