Sentence examples for dreadful memory from inspiring English sources

It was my last time in a Lions shirt, a dreadful memory which will live with me forever.

At the end, two marriages are in ruins, Nancy has gone mad, and Dowell, looking back in desolation, is alone with the dreadful memory of that perfect English gentleman, Edward Ashburnham, whose fatal flaw was his desperate and ruthless pursuit of love.

During the bond drive, the pop of a camera bulb, a flash of lightning and the bang of a backfiring car engine instantly return the three to the island and its horrors, a blurring between past and present that, with seamless, ruthless efficiency, Mr. Eastwood and his longtime editor, Joel Cox, turn into a dreadful memory loop.

"It's quite a few years and I have a dreadful memory of the musical and for people who think that's all there is, I thought it's important that people realise there is a lot more to Les Misérables than that sort of shoddy farrago.

Deputy Prime Minister Valentina Matviyenko said at the ceremony: "Money will not bring back ruined health, provide comfort for losses or sorrow or wipe out dreadful memories," but she called the money "a significant gesture of good will".

Yet, without those dreadful memories is the absence for growth, and the understanding of what it means to have strength.

Mario Joseph, a leading human rights lawyer in the capital, Port-au-Prince, says the military brings back dreadful memories.

I have to confess to a dreadful lapse of memory and judgement.

The land is multiple, and shifting over time: not just idyllic, pastoral, bathed by the sea and the Thames, but wild in places, and then urban: both magical and dreadful, haunted by the memory of steam and mills.

It would be dreadful not to store any new information, to let life wash over us with no chronology, no memories, no regrets.

Even the triumph of Bale's single-handed comeback could not completely erase the memory of a dreadful first-half performance.