Sentence examples for dreadful peril from inspiring English sources

Their country really is in dreadful peril if the supposed Russian agent, N or M, gets hold of what he's making.

The maps of World War II, for example, were incredibly propagandist, depicting "dreadful red bears and red perils," Brotton says.

We've even gone meteorological, attributing some of this team's perils to the supposedly dreadful weather in Buffalo.

Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain paid tribute to Ms. Colvin on Wednesday, saying her death was a reminder of the perils facing reporters covering "dreadful events" in Syria.

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Dreadful effort.

"Perfectly dreadful.

Peril abounds.

How dreadful".

Just dreadful!

Dreadful shot.