Sentence examples for dreadful death from inspiring English sources

Sir Ian said: "The dreadful death of Mr de Menezes is a watershed".

"It's the narrative that is the jumping-off point for these young people to then go and join this dreadful death cult in Iraq and Syria," he added.

Despite all that has been said about the dreadful death of Daniel Pelka, we seem little wiser about how abused children become "invisible" to professionals.

It shouldn't have happened and we recognise delay in finding Gareth's body has made it even harder for the family to come to terms with his dreadful death and we are truly sorry for that.

He was a wild man with a good heart, a good brain, a notable face and physique, and rage kicking around inside him because of the dreadful death of two sisters in the early days of AIDS.

Within these countries broad regions, far-spreading provinces, magnificent kingdoms, cities, towns and settlements, ground down by illness and devoured by dreadful death, were soon stripped of their inhabitants.

These sold better, and reinforced her fame.Her protagonists were now mostly men facing dreadful deaths, but the voice was still Beryl's, and the beady eyes were missing nothing: a horse's tail "dense as soot", climbers falling on an ice slope "like flies fluttering against a window", a jellyfish going out "like a candle" when it was pulled from the sea.

On 21 August, the people of Ghuta suffered a chemical attack, and over a thousand died dreadful deaths.

Divorce is a dreadful, death-like ending -- for some of us.

What is dreadful about death is the judgment about death that it is dreadful.

Mr. von Hoffman offers a picture of Cohn in a sordid setting of kept boys, male prostitutes and venereal disease, culminating in AIDS and a dreadful, rotting death.