Sentence examples for dreadful blast from inspiring English sources
And here one remembers Yeats's terrible sonnet "Meru": "Hermits upon Mount Meru or Everest, / Caverned in night under the drifted snow, / Or where that snow and winter's dreadful blast / Beat down upon their naked bodies".
It was a dreadful, dreadful blow.
I don't know how many of you take public transportation, but after a long day of writing about gadgets and studying the role of the media in checking the president's ability to effectively lead the country during times of crisis, there is nothing more aggrivating than hearing some dude's awful, truly dreadful music blasting through his earbuds.
Bolt overcame a dreadful start to blast past the field over the second half of the race and win in 9.85 seconds, well ahead of the American Michael Rodgers (9.98) and a fellow Jamaican, Nesta Carter (9.99).
At a time of dreadful insecurity including a wave of Islamist terrorism, of which the Karachi blasts were almost certainly an example—such an arrangement, it is hoped, would offer short-term stability and promise more meaningful democracy.
Fagan should have pulled back a goal for Pat's on the stroke of half-time after a dreadful McDaid backpass but the striker, with Greacen on the line, blasted over after he had rounded Gerard Doherty.
