Sentence examples for dread over from inspiring English sources

It has become even more obvious in a time of heavy dread over big deficits.

Physicists have occasionally expressed dread over the power of their own creations.

It's that he's a prisoner of his own cowardice, and is feeling panic and dread over losing his presidential immunity".

But something else has changed: my initial feeling of dread over the arrival of the Super Bowl in New Orleans.

The second, which has cast a shadow of dread over every aspect of my life and the lives of millions of others, was the change of government.

As the new Yankee Stadium goes up, there's excitement mixed with dread over that inevitable D-Day, when the old stadium comes tumbling down.

Single carries a connotation of eligibility and possibility, while unmarried has that dreaded over-the-hill, out-of-luck, you-are-finished, no-chance implication.

But once Chuck is aboard a FedEx plane flying over the Pacific, an escalating sense of dread takes over as the aircraft gives a warning shudder.

Despite my almost pathological nuclear fear, I did once go on a tour of Sellafield, determined to confront the irrational dread left over from a childhood blighted with memories of Chernobyl and the aforementioned Threads.

Wednesday was the dreaded switch-over for all the TV channels.

After I had digested the process, it seemed quite similar to dressmaking, particularly the dreaded do-over factor.