Sentence examples for beginning to dread from inspiring English sources

But how many thousands of times can a reasonable person be expected to swing up, down, right and left before beginning to dread every time a daughter asks for a dance?

He begins to dread each new revelation.

In fact, I'd begun to dread it.

I began to dread combing my hair after a shower.

In the absence of photographic evidence, Sri Lankans had begun to dread that he had escaped.

She rarely gestures: her stillness deceives us at first; then we begin to dread it.

They became no more than criminal gangs, and Kashmiris began to dread both sides.

I began to dread glib references to the recession becoming a running theme.

The festival came under so much scrutiny that Emily began to "dread" opening the papers.

She said retirement would come when she began to dread practice, which she loves.

But then I started to research him and instead of looking forward to meeting him, began to dread it.