Sentence examples for dreadful allegations from inspiring English sources
The effect was to make her family think she might still be alive.Other dreadful allegations followed.
These characters always seem to surface with dreadful allegations just as another project, an album, a video is being released".
The prime minister said: "Let's be clear, these are absolutely dreadful allegations and we can only think of the Lawrence family, who have suffered so much already from the loss of their son.
"These characters always seem to surface with dreadful allegations just as another project -- an album, a video -- is being released". The $12.3-million Santa Ynez Valley property has often been the site of children's parties, and figured prominently in a television documentary broadcast on ABC in February, in which Jackson said he had slept in bed with many children, but that it was innocent fun.
Mr Cameron shied away from calling for his friend's head too, but described the allegations as "truly dreadful".
He said: "Child abuse is an absolutely hateful and abhorrent crime and these allegations are truly dreadful and they must not be left hanging in the air".
Speaking in Abu Dhabi, the prime minister added: "Child abuse is an absolutely hateful and abhorrent crime and these allegations are truly dreadful and they mustn't be left hanging in the air, so I'm taking action today.
"We utterly condemn all extrajudicial killings and call on the Zimbabwean authorities to transparently investigate both the dreadful events of 2008 and the disturbing allegations" in the BBC documentary, he said in the statement.
Questioned amid the shady pines and fountains of the presidential palace in Kabul, he blustered, calling the Milly Dowler allegations "really appalling," and if true, a "dreadful situation".
"Their dreadful experience was then further compounded by the inactions of Jeffrey Davies's supervisors who failed to deal properly with the criminal allegations against him," she said.
