Sentence examples for dreadful end from inspiring English sources
By way of conclusion, he puts to use the understanding he has gained in a riveting re-imagining of the Scott expedition and its dreadful end.
Much depends on the reader's foreknowledge of its even more dreadful end, so the book is for children of the heroine's own age or older.
Boleyn's dreadful end is known before the book is even cracked opened, yet her contemplation of her last moments—"I have only a little neck"—is lonely, sad and shocking.Cromwell's thirst for power, meanwhile, has continuing resonance.
The Brazilian followed James Milner, Danny Ings, Adam Bogdan and Joe Gomez in moving to Anfield already this summer – that quartet will officially join on 1 July – with the club, who endured such a dreadful end to last season, now turning their attentions back to Clyne.
On his second day in Test cricket, having spent the first in the pavilion perhaps staring at the cap presented to him by Vic Marks, his unbeaten 66 that turned a potentially a dreadful end to a tough series for England into something resembling safety.
Here the Scherzo flashed and flamed with a dexterity that was astonishing, while Gilbert and the MCO achieved the remarkable feat of making that dreadful ending sound something other than churchy and staid.
And that's how I met a dreadful ending.
I finally reached the conclusion that if I kept eating that way, the dreadful foods would end up killing me.
But it's long been known that Clinton is an absolutely dreadful place to end up, and that the mere mention of it strikes dread into the hearts of the Empire State's worst criminals.
I expect the whole dreadful imbroglio to end merrily with an Easter wedding very much like Cold Comfort Farm, which it so much resembles.
