Sentence examples for dreadful drought from inspiring English sources

Tragedy often occurs when governments come along in hobnailed boots and trample over these informal systems, as happened in the Sahel during a dreadful drought in the 1970s.The big unanswered question is how far the things that economists have learnt about traditional commons apply to the "new commons".

It's enough for a year's supply for a million families - it's a lot of water, particularly when you're looking at the dreadful drought throughout the south-west".

And there was a resilience in the Africans that I had never before encountered in other peoples--an ability to endure the most dreadful droughts and hunger and poverty and still not lose the faith that somehow, in the end, everything was going to be OK.

Could these Cubs, torn down and rebuilt over several dreadful seasons, overcome the most prodigious title drought in the history of professional sports?

Dreadful effort.

"Perfectly dreadful.

How dreadful".

Just dreadful!

Dreadful shot.

Dreadful creature!

"Awful, dreadful.