Sentence examples for dreadful prospect from inspiring English sources
It is a dreadful prospect.
The Scottish case brings an even more dreadful prospect.
That dreadful prospect complicates the moral judgments of aid workers who would ordinarily ache with sympathy for their jailed colleagues.
Whether you left by choice or not, the ocean voyage to reach your destination was a dreadful prospect.
This wouldn't be an exciting prospect — it would, in fact, be a dreadful prospect — except that Chowder is possibly the most appealing narrator Baker has invented.
For many, however, it is a dreadful prospect – the return to run-down estates with nothing to do, and where they don't even feel safe.
Dreadful as the prospect is, networking works.
Bond prospects are dreadful.
Later the climactic crisis raises the specter either of Samantha going to jail or the friends having to fly home in coach, and it's not altogether clear which prospect they regard as more dreadful.
But she shrugged the feeling off, because the prospect of sifting through the offerings on Craigslist was too dreadful.
