"We fully support the British army in Afghanistan whilst in no way supporting or condoning a government policy which has placed our young men and women in such dreadful danger".
Persons have come five hundred miles to see General Jackson; and they really seem to think that the country is rescued from some dreadful danger".
U.S. Senator Daniel Webster of Massachusetts, a critic of Jackson, remarked, "I never saw such a crowd here, and they really seem to think that the country is rescued from some dreadful danger".
People must be protected from the dreadful dangers of dribbling and dunking.Some places go further.
The Srebrenica massacre offers a dreadful warning of the dangers of a "realist" foreign policy that ignores the fundamental values holding liberal democracies together.
Most of us in the UK have reason to be very grateful that those behind the 1832 Reform Act, such as the historian George Grote, rejected the idea that democratic Athens was a dreadful warning of the dangers of mob rule and saw in it instead a model for the extension of the vote and electoral change.
Pete Hamill, another white liberal who would eventually come to adore the fighter, wrote in the New York Post, "Cassius Clay is a young man with a lot of charm who is in danger of becoming a dreadful bore".
Dreadful defending from Sowah certainly helped, his header failing to clear the danger, and the ball falling to Doolan in the six-yard box, who turned smartly to hook a shot into the corner of the net.
We thought about calling it Alice, Adam and Alice, On the Edge, Danger, Stranger, The Stranger, Abyss, Falling... We came up with some truly dreadful names.
Despite the longstanding danger of a Portuguese attack, the situation of the Spanish force in Badajoz was dreadful.
Roy said that statistically Anthony would be in more danger if he were still playing with his rugby club, but Shelley was always waiting for some dreadful kind of message.
