Sentence examples for dreadful shape from inspiring English sources

The economy is in dreadful shape.

For once, the economy is in less dreadful shape than usual.

Indeed, that is precisely why major Arab countries are in dreadful shape.

Hospitals, except the one used by Saddam Hussein, were in dreadful shape.

WHEN Bruce Wasserstein took over as Lazard's new boss in January 2002, Europe's last remaining big investment bank in private hands was in dreadful shape.

The second term may see more progress on nuclear disarmament, including a push for fresh talks with Russia, though relations with Vladimir Putin are in dreadful shape.

This "living for the moment", which the Pirahã enjoy (they think Western life sounds dreadful), shapes their language.That different cultures have different words is unsurprising.

Now, whenever he tries to speak, "instead of words, fish tumble out, gorgeous and bizarre and dreadful in shape and hue".

Gaitonde's own origins are equally painful and totally convincing: the dreadful injustices of small-town life shape the monster he is to become.

Over the last two centuries, the court's decisions, ranging from the dreadful to the inspiring, have always reflected and shaped who "we the people" think we are.

This Tempest (suppos'd to be rais'd by Magick) has many dreadful Objects in it, as several Spirits in horrid shapes flying down amongst the Sailers, then rising and crossing in the Air.