Sentence examples for dreadful stuff from inspiring English sources
I know, it's dreadful stuff.
He was shooting, and we were getting some dreadful stuff. . . .
Much of it was dreadful stuff, and after World War II growers began shifting to red.
"Riverdance on Broadway" also includes some dreadful stuff billed as flamenco, performed by Maria Pages.
The brown ale I concocted during my brief foray into home brewing was dreadful stuff — syrupy, unbalanced and weird.
Unlike the production of meth in Vince Gilligan's twisted Albuquerque, there seems to be no filtering process or scientific, efficient equation that separates dreadful guff from attractive stuff.
"The stuff in italics is dreadful tosh," she says of The Life of Pi. "I don't know how people read it.
Do you want them to bang on about stuff such as how dreadful the NSA spy programme is, like CBE-in-waiting Benedict Cumberbatch?
"It's a dreadful disease … I have files stuffed full of information about Parkinson's but I can't bear to read too much about it.
It wasn't that conditions in Rio were dreadful, although, due to the "sanitation and crime and stuff", he did keep his two children in England.
