Sentence examples for because of the dreadful from inspiring English sources
Yoga is also unsavoury because of the dreadful clothes involved.
My parents explained that they had stopped taking it because of the dreadful slurs on the efforts of our boys.
The women said they couldn't open their windows all summer — by day, because of the smell, and by night, because of the dreadful crimes.
"Billie-Jo's murderer has escaped detection because of the dreadful errors of the police investigation and their single-minded and desperate determination to convict me at all costs.
He was a wild man with a good heart, a good brain, a notable face and physique, and rage kicking around inside him because of the dreadful death of two sisters in the early days of AIDS.
Many pregnant women and young babies surviving in makeshift accommodation at Zimbabwe's Hopley settlement are at serious risk of ill-health or death, because of the dreadful living conditions.
Then in July it knocked off an additional 2p as a penalty because, as a result of the dreadful weather, Crowden's cows were producing less milk than usual.
Referring to the family of the murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler, whose phone was hacked, Cameron said: "We're here because of the truly dreadful things that happened, not to politicians but to ordinary members of the public whose lives had been turned upside down when they've already suffered through losing their children.
If Bradford were nervous because of that dreadful big-match record, they received the perfect settler as Wigan's prop Harvey Howard gifted them a penalty on their first set of six.
And friends have gone, not just through growing apart but because of that dreadful disease – cancer.
