Sentence examples for dreadful nightmare from inspiring English sources
IN New York, the long, dreadful nightmare continues.
This dreadful nightmare of civil rights desecration was made all the worse by the officially-sanctioned bigotry emanating from the legion of Christian fundamentalists who are inextricably intertwined in the vast and byzantine DoD bureaucracy.
But if UNICEF is doing all it can to comfort those in the midst of Gaza's madness, political leaders are the only ones who can bring the dreadful nightmare to an end.
"After his discharge," the decision said, Mr. Porter "suffered dreadful nightmares and would attempt to climb his bedroom walls with knives at night".
Calling for a new sentencing hearing, the justices wrote that lawyers for the defendant, George Porter Jr., should have presented evidence of "the intense stress and emotional toll that combat took" on Mr. Porter, who suffered from "dreadful nightmares and would attempt to climb his bedroom walls with knives at night".
A headline in The Economist at the time tried to sum up the situation more pithily: "Japan's amazing ability to disappoint" (see article).Until recently, that dreadful time could be regarded as an awful nightmare from which the country had woken up, for Japan seemed to be starting to live up to expectations.
The report found that even as the family members, many of them parents stricken with the loss of their children, were plunged into the most dreadful of nightmares, Wright was meeting his police federation in a Sheffield restaurant to prepare "a defence" and "a rock-solid story".
It's been a nightmare throughout – a dreadful year".
More than anything else, "Lester's Dreadful Sweaters" plays out every child's nightmare fantasy of showing up at school in The Wrong Thing.
