Sentence examples for dreaded stage from inspiring English sources

This is sometimes one of the best things that you can do when you are waiting on this dreaded stage to end.

The song unfortunately didn't prevent Huck from being relegated to the dreaded undercard stage on Thursday night.

The dreaded sad-songs stage already!

When he said that Andrew had told him that Leigh had cancer, and added the dreaded tag line, stage four, all I could think or say was "Not Leigh".

Towards the end, we were pushing each other on stage, dreading the moment when we'd have to do our individual spiels, trying to force the others to perform more of theirs ("Do your bit!" "No, you do yours!").

He dreaded walking the streets, a stage for deadly suicide bombings.

I can handle physical pain better than my mother could, and possibly could brook some of the indignities of late-stage illness that she dreaded.

LACONIA, N.H. — Mitt Romney is enough of a student of politics to avoid the dreaded moniker of front-runner at this stage of the campaign.

It will also get you out of the dreaded "he doesn't know I exist" stage.

It's happened to us all at some stage in our lives – the dreaded break up.

Although a solid multibillion-dollar business, it was nearing that stage of the corporate life cycle so dreaded by growth investors: maturity.