Sentence examples for dread of the from inspiring English sources

It's the dread of the classroom.

The dread of the other Sprechen Sie job?

Australians live in dread of the months ahead.

Unsurprisingly, dread of the games time plays with us has been a drumbeat in my novels.

He does beauty, and a dread of the unbeautiful sustains his film.

There is, in this diffidence, a hint of the academic dread of the twice-said.

The liquid nitrogen gave off smoky clouds, returning diners to their dread of the shivers outside.

Some years later in the States, I experienced the mounting dread of the revenge visit.

The mezzo Sasha Cooke caught the dread of the Auden movement.

The near unison reflects growing dread of the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (B.D.S).

It's a dread of the unknown I've acquired lately that I cannot quite throw off.