Sentence examples for dread that you from inspiring English sources

Have you ever felt that sudden, intense dread that you're about to die?

When sex might be on the agenda, there's the paralysing dread that you'll take off your clothes, and they'll take one look and say: "Oh dear, made a mistake, sorry.

As you pass the five-hundred-metre mark, with three-quarters of the race still to row, you realize with dread that you are not going to make it to the finish, but at the same time the idea of letting your teammates down by not rowing your hardest is unthinkable.

"Our hope is that people laugh at the dread that you might be this person.

Thinking about your Come Dine with Me menu is a bit like thinking about what your "skill" section would be on Take Me Out: you realise, with a clunk of dread, that you have no skill – certainly nothing you could perform in front of 30 braying make up artists from Grimsby – and so what, really, have you been doing with your life?

Maybe it's little note in a journal, or a blog post, that will help you recall that feeling of dread that caused you to sell.

Remember the sense of sheer excitement and mild dread that came over you the moment you escaped Shinra's forces on Cloud's bike, only to realize that the real game had only just begun?

Remember the sense of sheer excitement and mild dread that came over you the moment you escaped Shinra's forces on Cloud's bike, only to realise that the real game had only just begun?

Kim Newman, the doyen of horror film criticism, described it this month as "one of the strongest, most effective horror films of recent years" which "imparts a lingering sense of dread that will stay with you for days".

Watching your favourite book being slaughtered on screen provokes the same feeling of dread that washes over you as you watch a hopeless X Factor contestant screech a song you like in entirely the wrong key.

It is time to relieve all of the knotted dread that binds your stomach whenever you think about the future.