Sentence examples for dreaded to think from inspiring English sources

I dreaded to think what was happening in our house as the smoke poured out of the windows.

The prince, who was speaking at the end of week-long tour of New Zealand, said the Army had been amazing for him and he dreaded to think where he would have been without it.

Prince Harry has said joining the Army definitely kept him out of trouble, adding that he dreaded to think where he would be now had he not done so.

Brocklebank told a reporter from The People that he dreaded to think what his grandmother would make of the storyline.

long may these two irrepressible Israelis be with us". Those who may have dreaded to think what Cannes would be like without big American stars found out: boring.

Dread to think how insufferably funny their kids would be.

Part of me dreads to think what she'll do next.

He dreads to think what nasty things the online shopping season is about to bring into his home.

One dreads to think of the trauma yet to come when those people who lost loved ones at Hillsborough do seek "justice" through the courts.

Prince Harry has said he dreads to think where he would be now if he had not joined the army, saying it kept him out of trouble.

Jack "The Stone" Mason, who has fought 47 professional MMA fights, tells me that he dreads to think how many of them were against fighters who had taken steroids.