Sentence examples for dreadful call from inspiring English sources

He talked up some solutions: $50 million this year — about 20 times what it would have normally spent — to upgrade consumer-facing technology and improve its dreadful call center operation.

Then it was Djokovic's turn to explode, railing at a dreadful call in favour of Edmund, who plainly had not put his racket under the ball going for a drop shot at 15-40.

The first-born was stuck in a bedsit 100 miles away, working in a dreadful call-centre job, and preying on my mind.

At the beginning of his third instalment, for instance, Stead writes that there are not only girls of 11 or 12 "who are leading immoral lives," but also "boys of the same age who pursue the same dreadful calling".

It had been a pleasant Saturday afternoon until I got the dreadful cellphone call.

Noises Off by Michael Frayn The real drama takes place behind the scenes during the performance of a dreadful farce call Nothing On by Robin Housemonger.

The song was the soundtrack to an equally dreadful film called "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves".

"[We] drank out of a dreadful thing called a porrón.

Thomas has that perspective – how Cromwell tried to clear us off and create a beautiful new land minus this dreadful people called the Irish".

All we know, really, is that there was once a dreadful thing called the 60s, and then there was a terrible financial crisis four decades later, and because the one came before the other, it somehow caused it.

I no longer need to wonder who's making those dreadful phone calls in Muriel Spark's "Memento Mori," or who's killing all those monks in Umberto Eco's "The Name of the Rose".