Sentence examples for dreadful friend from inspiring English sources

Eventually, he was replaced in my affections - even at 10 I couldn't stomach the dreadful Friend or Foe album - but rock music never really was.

"Their anguish was just dreadful". Later, a friend put her in touch with a daughter of Richard's victim.

She told me about the time when tourists aboard a plane feared her mother, dressed in a black abaya, treating her like the dreadful word my friend couldn't bear to utter.

"How dreadful for you!" friends said.

A daughter's intense dislike for her mother's flamboyant, self-centered best friend drives "Dreadful Language," and in "Triage," a matriarch's narcissistic ramblings on theology mask her refusal to acknowledge her grown daughter's new role as a mother.

"The life I lead is dreadful," she complained to a friend in 1749.

These were dangerous times, of course, and when Will's father is wrongfully imprisoned for treason, and his son and his friend go through dreadful ordeals to get him out, Doherty paints a very vivid picture of the horrors.

Last year I was slow dancing with an old friend to some dreadful tune at her gaff, having put away a shed-load of drink, and we found ourselves having a bit of a tonsil tease.

Alistair McAlpine, a British collector, remembers how in 1964 he paid £2,000 for a painting by Mark Rothko which his friends thought was dreadful.

Davies' death came as a dreadful shock to family and friends, and to the thousands of fans who loved his music and comic ability.

Dreadful news: All of your friends are deliriously happy and in love and want to throw a $20,000 party to celebrate it.