Sentence examples for about the dread from inspiring English sources

I prefer to talk about the "dread to risk" ratio in such debates.

Gradually, we have equipped ourselves to think and talk about the dread of terminal suffering.

Among friends, she'll joke about the dread she feels when she spots a fervent lurker at one of her readings.

They might also think about the dread spectacle of people from upscale London postcodes passing judgment on people who experience large-scale migration as something real.

You talked in your speech about the "dread sameness" of the BBC, but the corporation has eight TV channels with a vast variety of programming – and a lot of it's brilliant.

When I asked him during the 2000 campaign about why he hadn't inherited his father's phobia about the dread singular pronoun, he laughed and self-deprecatingly replied, "That's the difference between a Phi Beta Kappa and a gentleman's C".

What about the dreaded Call from the Purse, in which you accidentally dial someone's number?

To make that number, Mr. Michaels had to break his three-decade-old rule about the dreaded four in a row.

A warning to laissez-faire-minded readers: The following is mostly about the dreaded "R" word — regulation.

"When you talk about the dreaded employment world after university you hear the best jobs are in London, and I just think - why is that?" he says.

Before Game 7, Magowan was still lamenting the loss of Game 6 and talked about the dreaded possibility that the Giants could lose the Series.