Sentence examples for a dreadful night from inspiring English sources
"It was a dreadful night.
After such a dreadful night, plans were revised.
The subject is the religious right: the paper pronounces the movement "down but not out", despite the Ted Haggard scandal and a dreadful night at the polls.
In his matchup with Deron Williams, a player he has faced since high school, Felton had a dreadful night (3 of 19 shooting, 5 turnovers).
By the morning after a dreadful night before, 88% wanted Hiddink to pack up his things and get out of town.
The final bit of intrigue on a dreadful night at Citi Field for the home team, which neither pitched nor hit well, came in the fifth inning, when the umpires gathered to make a decision.
But otherwise it was a truly dreadful night for them.
Where Kipling found a "City of Dreadful Night", and casual sojourners such as Louis Malle and Günter Grass recoiled from a timeless chaos of pestilential slums, others revere Calcutta as India's city of culture.
November 23, 1834 Port Glasgow, Scotland June 3, 1882 London, England James Thomson, pseudonym Bysshe Vanolis, or B.V. (born Nov. 23, 1834, Port Glasgow, Renfrew, Scot. died June 3, 1882, London), Scottish Victorian poet who is best remembered for his sombre, imaginative poem "The City of Dreadful Night," a symbolic expression of his horror of urban dehumanization.
76ERS 98, CAVALIERS 97 Lamond Murray missed an off-balance 15-footer just before the overtime buzzer and Allen Iverson scored 28 points on a dreadful shooting night for visiting Philadelphia.
Why did he let it go with plenty of time on the shot clock while he was suffering through a dreadful shooting night?
