Sentence examples for dreadful crash from inspiring English sources

"I regret her dreadful crash".

Shortly before the dreadful crash of Germanwings Flight 9525, I happened to be reading part of "The Second Machine Age," a book by two academics at M.I.T., Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee, about the coming automation of many professions previously thought of as impervious to technological change, such as those of drivers, doctors, market researchers, and soldiers.

Ferrari driver Lauda had been romping it before a dreadful crash at the Nurburgring, after which he was administered the last rites.

They have just endured a week in which Britain's newspapers have revelled in a dreadful train crash.

In a personal statement, the Queen added her condolences, saying that she was "saddened to learn of the dreadful helicopter crash".

"I had a dreadful 2010, crashed out of the Tour in 2011, won last year's Tour, missed this year's Tour and now I'm leading the Tour of Britain with … the world championships next week.

But so long after the great crash of five years ago, such a dreadful performance will shock many.

When the music stops – and it always does – and interest rates rise and prices crash, then they will be in the most dreadful financial straits.

The Eagles' expectations have seemingly crashed down to earth, whether they can salvage their dreadful start remains to be seen.

Before starting the march across the "dreadful terrain," the three men spent a week in a tent at the crash site, packing up and making decisions about what and how much to bring and where to go.

"I recall my stunned admiration as I sat in the theater in 1987 and first experienced the crashing, descending chords of Madonna's 'Causing a Commotion', which opened her dreadful movie Who's That Girl.