Sentence examples for dreadful business from inspiring English sources

What a dreadful business, he thought.

This strikes me as a dreadful business error.

The drafting of the new constitution will be a dreadful business.

He says he would have voted with the rebels on that: "A dreadful business".

What has taken root, however, are thick stands of willows, and bashing through them is dreadful business.

The worst thing about the little world of cancer is this dreadful business of having to be positive.

Of course I ended up dealing with dreadful businesses along the way, many of them worse than their chained counterparts.

This had something to do with that dreadful Cecil business that had so inconvenienced him awhile back.

Trump went on to explain that before he'd consigned himself to the dreadful, humdrum business of leading the free world, he'd looked way better in the press, the Hill reports which is all he seems to care about.

It's dreadful for British business.

TalkTalk chief Dido Harding describes its service as "dreadful", saying the business is "starved of capital".