Sentence examples for dreadful need from inspiring English sources

The poor man was in dreadful need, that was obvious.

It was the goal a dreadful game needed.

Whether that reminder comes from a weekly peek at the bathroom scales, an indiscreet partner prodding us playfully in the guts or just feeling downright dreadful, we still need that prompt – otherwise we'd languish in a cream cake-lined den of inactivity.

After such dreadful incidents, we need to realize that it is not helpful to tell the remaining members of the families such things as: "Time will make it all right" or "In time you will forget" of "Just think about something else" or "Don't cry!" Saying such impractical and insensitive things doesn't help them; instead, it makes them think you're insincere or naive.

Accordingly, new therapeutic approaches for this dreadful disease are needed.

It's a dreadful return when you need 11.5 runs per over as Bangladesh now do.

While park officials have treated that possibility as something more dreadful than Armageddon, they need to be prepared.

Speaking in the House of Commons, David Cameron said he was "truly sorry" for what happened at Stafford Hospital, which was "not just wrong, it was truly dreadful" and the government needed to "purge" a culture of complacency.

In the second Test, Boycott made a duck in the first innings and later took 140 minutes to score 16 runs when England needed to score quickly; Wisden described the latter innings as a "dreadful effort when courage was needed".

The last thing New York needs is another dreadful Pennsylvania Station that only serves developers and Madison Square Garden.

All is turned upside down when Ajay's older brother has a dreadful swimming pool accident and needs round-the-clock care from then on.