Sentence examples for dreadful dreams from inspiring English sources

Infernal desires, dreadful dreams are smoking up in this red-painted warehouse room.

But the film sticks with you, like a dreadful dream or a spider in the bedclothes.

Following my aerial debut in a scene from a famous play with a famous actress, I had quite a dreadful dream.

Writer fell asleep reading them one day and dreamed a dreadful dream - that Split-Level, Raised-Level, Contemporary Early American Ranch-House Igloos in the French Provincial tradition of Early Victorian spacious elegance were sprouting under and all around him, like formica-topped parasol mushrooms with Muzak, hot-and-cold Status, and thirty-year mortgages with sunken suicide clauses..

Her untimely death in 2006 was a dreadful shock, and the dreams of our youth lost focus.

It was a dreadful coda to a dream in which the Stone Roses – cleverer, better-looking and more musically sophisticated than the Happy Mondays – helmed a revival in British music where the haziness of the 60s lent a beatific air to the ecstasy-driven revolutions spilling out of dance music and into the wider culture.

A largely self-taught illustrator, Mr. Sendak was at his finest a shtetl Blake, portraying a luminous world, at once lovely and dreadful, suspended between wakefulness and dreaming.

'Calling me God's architect - so dreadful.' Oh, I wouldn't dream of doing that.

Nyx later begat the dark and dreadful aspects of the universe (e.g., Dreams, Death, War, and Famine).

We wonder if maybe we're not still prime minister and all that dreadful business over Europe and the community charge might have been just a bad dream.

If he decided to resign, it might open up a window to my long-cherished dream, while also allowing my state to finally beat Illinois in the race for the most dreadful political culture in the country.