Sentence examples for dreadful about from inspiring English sources

We feel dreadful about it, but essentially it's a matter of time-saving".

"It says something dreadful about our culture, but celebrities are the saints of today".

"There was something dreadful about springtime itself," the author recalls here, somewhat astonishingly, of a season in his childhood.

There was something dreadful about springtime itself, the way plants and animals lost control, the "Lord of the Flies" buzzing, the heat indoors.

Honour his memory: join a trade union This is dreadful about the death of Bob Crow - a man full of passion and organisation and gloriously mispronounced words.

As it goes, Lost in Showbiz quite understands that Corden felt moved to answer reporters' questions on the night itself, when he explained that he had felt dreadful about having to curtail Adele.

The deadly dull book is at its worst with jokes about his activism, with dreadful jokes about dining at Applebee's and other mediocre gibes.

Eventually Frank and Hidalgo's Arabian journey is a testament to Frank's need for validation and is so full of incident that the movie is finally about as colorful, and convincing, as one of those penny dreadfuls about Buffalo Bill's own life (Elvis Mitchell).

Eventually the journey of Frank and Hidalgo becomes a testament to Frank's need for validation, and it is so full of incident that the movie is finally about as colorful and convincing as one of those penny dreadfuls about Buffalo Bill's own life.

The Islanders were dreadful for about 50 of the 60 minutes in their 4-1 loss in Tampa Bay on Thursday.

She had a dreadful vitality, jigging about, shouting "Let's hear you seeeng!" and flashing pound-shop dentures at an almost empty room.