Sentence examples for dreadful one from inspiring English sources
He said, 'You're not interested in this, are you?' I said, 'No, I'm not, I can't do that right now.' " Jordan, the Charlotte team's controlling owner, went from inquiring about the most credentialed coach alive to hiring the virtually unknown Mike Dunlap, who lasted one season, another dreadful one for the Bobcats under Jordan's ownership.
Last year was a dreadful one for Berkshire.
It'd be as big a change as any, and a dreadful one to get used to.
Team America: World Police features a whole song about how dreadful one of his films was.
To win 20 medals but only a bronze or silver in hockey would be "dreadful," one columnist opined.
The dreadful ones often walked out on their third day after we failed to find them any movie stars to interview.
It read like the ramblings of a man the morning after a dreadful one-night stand with the electorate, wondering what on earth he promised during the passion.
I don't even mean the dreadful ones such as Tanzania, North Korea or Mongolia, increasingly found flying on the migrant ghost ships.
It's rarely remembered that he went into the 1996 World Cup with a dreadful one-day record - an average of 19 from 99 matches - but that was all forgotten as he made 79 off 93 balls against India, 44 off 43 against Kenya and then 82 off 44 to see off a pitiful England in the quarter-finals.
Truly dreadful ones are much rarer beasts, and every one needs to be treasured like a Tarkovsky.
