Sentence examples for dread with from inspiring English sources
"dread with" is not correct and usable in written English
It is not a phrase or idiom, so it cannot be used.
Judith's insistence mixes dread with persistence.
We drink in dread with our mother's milk.
Del Toro builds dread with masterly restraint, and brings to his compositions some eerie and original astonishments.
The data have even offered a bit of an explanation for the dread with which many people view their 40th birthdays.
Mr. Shyamalan once again demonstrates his impressive technical skill as a suspense director, micromanaging the audience's dread with deft cuts and camera movements.
The forty-five black-and-white photographs in Robert Adams's current show at the Matthew Marks gallery, "Summer Nights, Walking," are about the American landscape after dark, when serenity can turn to dread with the snap of a twig.
But before I did, I felt almost paralyzed with dread (even with the help of alcohol).
But for most of us, the post is now awaited more with dread than with excitement.
You have to wonder if the academy was anticipating it less with dread than with relief.
He's got blond dreads with rings, beads, and seashells, greasy dandruff caught in the roots.
I'd push back making a phone call I dreaded with an episode or two.
