Sentence examples for dreadful move from inspiring English sources

Carneiro, it seems, was popular among the players: ostracising her was politically a dreadful move.

The governor of Missouri, Matt Blunt, has ordered state agencies to do all they can to block the dreadful move.

A DREADFUL possibility moved a step closer this week: somebody might actually be executed under Pakistan's brutal blasphemy laws.

"The whole of the Oedipus Tyrannus, that dreadful machine, moves towards the discovery of just one thing, that he did it.

Then, with dreadful foreboding: "They move among us".

Whatever, Anderson almost gets Dhoni, who aims a truly dreadful drive without moving his feet at a ball that left him and passed the outside edge.

"E said I look dreadful"; "E asked (moving a little from me), 'Are you insane?'" "E said the epitaph on my grave stone will be: 'Here lies Laura, who did nothing, went nowhere, was loved by nobody.'" Laura.

"It's free money when you look at it like that," says Bowes. "You either let the banks effectively borrow your cash for free, paying you a dreadful rate, or you move your money to one that earns you interest".

Beginning, for example, with a quotation from "Withnail and I", a British film in which the heroes are prevented from killing a chicken by its "dreadful, beady eyes", he moves on to the issue of man's sympathy or otherwise for animals, a thorn in many a non-vegetarian side.Europe's use of India as an anthropological mirror has attracted much attention over the past 30 years.

Short made a few more jabs at that "dreadful fella" Sterling before moving on to Mayor Ford's latest woes.

Whether or not Pettitte returns, it is imperative that Burnett corrects his mechanical flaws and move past his dreadful 2010 season.