Sentence examples for dreadful cycle from inspiring English sources
What a dysfunctional family web women's tennis typically weaves, and nobody should know that better than Capriati, whose pushy father and tortured adolescence landed her in a dreadful cycle of self-immolation.
This dreadful cycle has been re-enacted, and re-discovered, from the Irish famine of the late 1840s right up to the latest television films showing its effects in Africa.
Tell that to the would-be sophisticated authors of the endless cycle of dreadful marriage comedies currently filling our screens and don't be afraid to sneer.
'We have got to coach, play and manage our way out of it, and we can really regroup now for the summer tour of New Zealand and Australia.' After a promising start last night, England fell into a dreadful Laurel and Hardy cycle of errors, running into each other, dropping the ball and falling asleep in defence.
Alas, we are at that point in the Olympics cycle when the misty-eyed traditionally explain what the dreadful footballers could learn from the morally superior Olympians.
