Sentence examples for become dreadful from inspiring English sources
The darkness of each day and the darkness of separation from those they love mingle and may become dreadful.
My post-Army days became dreadful, a drunken stumble through life, with me holding on just enough to survive.
The general compelled rural residents to be concentrated in the Cuban cities and towns, where conditions quickly became dreadful.
The Celtics, of course, spent the 1960s as one of sport's great dynasties, and became dreadful only recently.
But Mr Justice Butterfield said: "Had it not been for the dreadful events of September 11 2001, I have little doubt that one or more of those proposals would have become a dreadful reality".
"If he fails, then the situation can become quite dreadful".
He teaches Run, Hide, Fight the protocol that has become a dreadful necessity as mass shootings have proliferated.
It has become a dreadful occasion of anguish to-day conjecturing how much torture even a saint can put up with if the end is certainly not to be a spectacular martyrdom - but "vaporisation".
He guesses from the demeanour of his mother that his wife has become something dreadful, like a "dancer": "My mother shook her head gravely and said, almost mournfully, 'No a craftswomen.
For many it was a sign that the Clash of Civilisations, the conflict between the Muslim and Christian worlds, had become a dreadful reality.
