Sentence examples for dreadful nights from inspiring English sources

Reggie Miller, Scottie Pippen and even the retired bald guy have had dreadful nights hoisting glass-breakers under siege here, albeit nothing quite as ugly as this.

Including cast and theater staff, approximately 1,150 were on hand for what is considered one of the most magically dreadful nights in New York stage history.

"It was a dreadful night.

After such a dreadful night, plans were revised.

"The City of Dreadful Night" first appeared in this periodical in 1874.

Herald Tribune on that dreadful night of April , 1865when President Lincoln was fatally shot by John Wilkes Booth.

But without a full and transparent airing of all the evidence, the truth of that dreadful night on the Marmara may never come to light.

The subject is the religious right: the paper pronounces the movement "down but not out", despite the Ted Haggard scandal and a dreadful night at the polls.

Nevertheless, the publication of a volume of Thomson's poetry, The City of Dreadful Night and Other Poems (1880), received favourable critical attention.

So you just grab a towel, wrap it tightly round your clothes, and have a dreadful night's sleep as they slowly spill out, damp and smelly.

By the morning after a dreadful night before, 88% wanted Hiddink to pack up his things and get out of town.