Sentence examples for biggest dread from inspiring English sources

"It's true, for some reason I haven't been inspired by any of the bad in human nature," he said over Evian water in the living room of the sprawling wood-shingled home in Bedford, N.Y., where he lives with his wife, the Swedish actress Lena Olin, and their children, August, 14, and Tora, 5. "But my biggest dread and fear is sentimentality".

A senior administration official, who requested anonymity, said he always checks email on vacation because "the biggest dread I have in life" is coming back to work to find an inbox with thousands of emails.

Go a little larger for big dreads, or smaller for many little dreads.

Yet not everyone is on board: big business dreads what the radical government will do next, while voters on both the far right and left think they are no different than previous ruling parties.

For Torres, the inevitability of losing her parents is "my biggest source of dread in this life", but it's a fear she finds far easier to address in song.

Steve Sadler of Seattle, who was known as "Nod" on Silk Road, reportedly sold heroin, cocaine and crystal meth on the site, but ended up working with agents for several months to help track down their biggest target, the Dread Pirate himself.

Those still paying off their apartment often lament the high cost of living in the big city and dread the extra financial burden associated with bringing up a child 1 day in the future.

In case you haven't read the books, Balerion, the "Black Dread," the biggest dragon on the chart, is Aegon The Conqueror's reptilian counterpart in George R.R. Martin's series.

With raucous fans and giant redwoods flanking the road, Leipheimer looked around and saw two things he dreaded: his biggest rivals at this eight-day race.

If you live in Texas, where Bush is way ahead, or in New York, where Gore has a solid lead, you can vote for your third-party candidate without fear of tilting the race to the big-party candidate you dread.

Nevertheless, the unpleasant reality remains that coal-fired plants are the single biggest source of the dreaded greenhouse gases that suddenly even George Bush professes to abhor.