Sentence examples for dreadful leave from inspiring English sources

It looked a dreadful leave, and I thought Paul Reiffel was going to raise the finger.

And how do we make sense of the four years of fighting, the imperfect peace and the dreadful legacies left for the 20th century.

But this was an autumn statement all about Britain's uncertain future after the dreadful decision to leave the EU.

The second is a formidable social maven who "was one of those New Englanders… who spoke of Henry James as if he had just left the room" and who scolds the narrator for having "done a dreadful thing" in leaving his wife.

His futile games grew into dreadful weeks and left the Boston Red Sox wondering if he would ever be formidable again.

The only move La Russa said he may regret was starting the 21-year-old rookie Rick Ankiel, who was dreadful tonight and left in the first inning.

He was correct to try to deal with a dreadful system that leaves tens of millions of Americans without access to health cover, though he should probably have postponed doing so until the economy had recovered.

In the case of the Soviet Union, he contends that the unwillingness to face history in its dreadful entirety has left his country as an invalid -- the people still hobbled by prehensile fear, the system still paternalistic, if not exactly repressive.

Rovers were once again guilty of dreadful marking, Wheater left unattended as he applied another firm header to Ryo Miyaichi's corner.

But really, since her boss clearly has feelings for her and repeatedly says his marriage is all but dead, would it be so dreadful if he left his wife and they got together?

Responses from the charities emphasise the dreadful cost of leaving people on the streets and their role encouraging voluntary returns over being locked in a detention centre and deported.