Sentence examples for dreadful he from inspiring English sources

"It was dreadful," he said recently.

Living through the project was dreadful, he said.

"I lost my anonymity – it was dreadful," he said.

What makes the Curveball case so dreadful, he reckons, is that this time they simply invented the dots.

"It's dreadful," he said of the New York junk market, in his quick, clipped accent.

"What's he do that's so dreadful?" "He doesn't just tell lies," said the first.

When he heard the dreadful word, he emitted a shrill, heart-rending cry of despair, looked around him, as though eagerly seeking something, then turned to flee and rushed with outspread arms against a wall of the court, writhing, and scratching it as though trying to force an entrance between the stones, like a [polyp] clinging to a rock.

"And now he knows I was right to be afraid, that once he had made this dreadful mistake, he should not have run.

First of all, Remy's beer is dreadful, which he doesn't know because he doesn't drink beer.

Even though he was fighting in this dreadful war, he had a swagger, and it reminded me of the punk swagger.

He attributed his recovery to the pile of penny dreadful novels he discovered in his bungalow at Pungatong, which he then read constantly for the next few days.