Sentence examples for dreaded events from inspiring English sources

Not the least of these dreaded events is the boredom felt by some.

For example, he was well ahead of the Wall Street herd in forecasting such dreaded events as the credit and housing crises, a major downturn in commercial real estate and a wicked decline in stock prices.

Ninety percent of all hip fractures -- another of the dreaded events that can transform a life in the blink of an eye -- happen during a fall, and about a quarter of all hip fracture patients over age 50 die within a year.

In fairness to the folks at the New Press, which helped organize such a dreaded event recently, at….

We've been delayed, snowbound, canceled and, of course, the dreaded event: forced to leave a plane we'd already situated ourselves on, because of mechanical failures.

In fairness to the folks at the New Press, which helped organize such a dreaded event recently, at a restaurant on West Twenty-ninth Street, there were a few limiting circumstances.

But those baths were torture and while they did keep my scalp healthy, having my hair washed became a dreaded event.

For many people, what may have once been their favorite time of year quickly becomes a dreaded event when weighed down with the added responsibility of caring for a loved one.

Once the dreaded event has taken place, they start speaking in the future tense about it as though it hadn't happened yet -- but they're worried that it might.

Sometimes this backfires and you are forced to not leave the house except for the dreaded event.

The cast is headed by Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward as two beer-guzzling drifters who, for the moment, are making their livings as handymen in the tiny desert town of Perfection, where the dread events take place.