Sentence examples for be dreadful at from inspiring English sources
There may have been nothing to touch France in its food and wines, in the range of its landscape and lingerie, but at least it had the decency to be dreadful at something.
Often the best way to deal with a terrible situation is to pretend it's not happening and/or learn calligraphy.... in the fact that though the Abbott government may be dreadful, at least we don't suffer civil wars, state-sanctioned murder, corrupt kleptocracy, brutal dictatorship or violent anarchy like so much of the world does.
Commuting can be dreadful at the best of times, but on the return to work everything about it is unbearable.
Kaoruko: Waking up early in the morning and doing our homework can be dreadful at times.
"Helmut Kohl and François Mitterrand were dreadful at the start.
"Even though we were winning, it was dreadful at times," tight end Chris Baker said.
England has been dreadful at holding leads … most recently against France … but England is less than 50 percent when it scores the first goal.
Gulliver has always been dreadful at sleeping on planes, and in his younger days would happily have grabbed the money and leapt into the fray.
Both teams were dreadful at Villa Park in the first-half, before a Tim Sherwood team-talk inspired the home side to victory in the second period.
Walliams will play the role of Mrs Trafe, a dinner lady at Joe's school, who is described as "dirty and old and who is dreadful at cooking".
