Sentence examples for a dreadful version of from inspiring English sources

Well, a few years ago Gizzi was in dodgy Glasgow rockers Gun, who had a hit with a dreadful version of Cameo's Word Up.

Under the U Charter and international morality, Chiang's dreadful version of "law and order" is no substitute for a demo cratic and independent Taiwan.

And why the tone of resentment that permeates his account of how he helped Warren Beatty get Hepburn to appear in Beatty's (dreadful) version of "Love Affair"?

From the fried list, salt and pepper squid, with ribbons of deep-fried chilli, banishes the recent memory of the dreadful version at the Astor Grill.

The Federal Reserve will continue raising short-term interest rates, but unless it stops printing an excessive amount of money, it will give us a replay, although a milder version, of the dreadful stagnation experiences of the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Well, what a dreadful set of numbers.

"This is a dreadful piece of science".

I think it's a dreadful time of life".

The "World" is having a dreadful attack of Rooseveltphobia.

It's a shambles, a dreadful state of affairs.

It's been, after all, a dreadful couple of weeks.