Sentence examples similar to dreaded blast from inspiring English sources
A burnt child dreads fire.
A single bat eats 3,000 to 7,000 bugs each night, including this summer's dreaded mosquitoes, outdoing any blast of insect repellent, citronella candle or bug zapper.
Ways of fending off NEOs on a collision course with the planet are also poorly understood, essentially untested, and could often pale beside the dreaded nuclear option of blasting them out of the way.
But that frosty cool can't stand up to a thawing blast of the dreaded squeezebox.
Still, the guy somehow made the world's most dreaded civic duty seem like a total blast.
Unsuspecting technicians have been scalded by bubbling veal stock tipped over by a careless line cook or blasted by steam, the most dreaded form of heat.
While your first week on campus can be a blast, making peace with your roommate, finding friends, and the dreaded FOMO can make it pretty stressful.
Further along, down the darkened corridor, the TV blasted from the family room and adjoining kitchen the rooms Tom dreaded, the rooms his father roamed.
People dreaded that letter".
