Sentence examples for by a dreadful from inspiring English sources

"Broccoli, yes," Nina mumbled, suddenly struck by a dreadful suspicion, which she confirmed on opening the refrigerator.

Kilmarnock were denied the celebration of their first ever League Cup by a dreadful turn of events.

Blighted by a dreadful title, Indie Cindy smells like a Pixies album – a passable one, good at times.

The world was then gripped by a dreadful slump but in the long run Keynes was sure mankind was solving its economic problems.

New York is, always has been, and always will be, wrote James, a "provisional city," defined by a "dreadful chill of change".

As the sun went down, he remembered years later, he was seized by a dreadful vision: "The air became like blood – with piercing strands of fire..

However, just as even the Grand National feels empty when a horse is shot, so Wigan's continued, dogged defence of their trophy was overshadowed by a dreadful-looking injury to Jonathan Parr.

But for now, consider this possibility: by avoiding a dreadful form of AV (one which would make the use of all preferences obligatory), British backers of AV may have chosen a system that amounts to a gussied-up form of FPTP with added complexity and aggravation.

But all too many remember Lee Iacocca's "Chrysler TC by Maserati," a dreadful late-1980s converthate that was the automotive fake Rolex of its time, a flabby economy K-car with a Maserati badge and little else.

Now I was gripped by something new — a dreadful array of feelings.

88 min: Ronaldo, released into the area down the inside left by Morata, drags a dreadful shot across the face of goal.