Sentence examples for dreaded time from inspiring English sources

Ever since it rose to popularity, most YouTube users have been hampered by one pretty major restriction: the dreaded time limit, which limits how long your videos can be.

It is that dreaded time of year for stepmothers everywhere -- Mother's Day.

Menstruation is inarguably a natural part of a woman's health cycle, but for those who live in underserved areas, it's their most dreaded time of the month.

I was sick a lot as a little kid and Famous Monsters of Film land magazine served as a sort of security blanket for me every dreaded time I went to the doctor's office.

For those who have recently experienced the death of a loved one, the holiday season can be a painful reminder of what has been lost, and for some, a dreaded time of isolation amid seemingly incessant cheer.

If we lose the MommyLand Big Three, especially during football season, all that will be heard across this great nation will be the stunned silence of parental eye twitches and children sullenly plotting their revenge from the dreaded time out.

Then came the words they'd been dreading: "Time to go back to the coach now, ladies".

Some local residents once scheduled a group tour but then canceled, perhaps dreading time alone in a basement with a recluse.

Gessen builds a syllabus he can use in perpetuity, cutting down on dreaded prep time.

Jan Brehm lives in rainy Portland, Ore., and she has always dreaded this time of year, when the days get shorter, her mood plummets and all she wants to do is crawl into bed and eat cookie dough.

Knowing that the digitization process would be faster also removed a mental block I had around using these sorts of apps – while I've always wanted to scan old photos and get them online, I dreaded the time the project would likely take.