D in oh!, & lit).. J. Vincent & Ms R. Porter: Dreadful stage characterized by start of decay and human body giving up last of vigour (anag. + of + d + ea(r th, & lit).. Ms S. Wallace: Final destination as e.g. fate doth set out (anag).. L. Ward (USA): At these, do those kicking off finally attain glorious repose?
Her instructor, Madame Maladroit, delights in Zombelina's dancing, but when it comes time for the girls to perform for their assembled parents, Zombelina is struck by a dreadful case of stage fright.
At the end of a dreadful first half, he staged a fake field goal play, with his entire line shifting to the far left side of the field, leaving holder Hunter Smith with no protection as he dropped back to pass.
They were usually predominantly male, and that night there was a dreadful guy who came up on stage to do a gag about confusing Pyrex with Durex, all about going out with this hot dish.
Torture and a live burial follow, but he escapes to seek a dreadful revenge, which in its later stages is accompanied by a pastiche Ennio Morricone score.
David was rooted to the spot on stage and he wore a dreadful silk shirt with some sort of descended epaulettes feature.
"It's a dreadful, dreadful disease," Steinberg said, adding that the typical prognosis at this stage of the disease without treatment is two to four months.
He has had a dreadful season, with only two victories, neither of them in his beloved Giro d'Italia, where he holds the record with 42 stage triumphs.
A dreadful controversy indeed!
A dreadful thought occurs.
