Sentence examples similar to dreadful suit from inspiring English sources
I've worn hats at university graduation, on television news, and even the, admittedly dreadful, suit-and-baseball-cap combo.
It starts out as a warbly ballad sung by Martine McCutcheon's mum in a dreadful black trouser suit, until some random rock guitars kick in and it all goes a bit Roxette.
But so too is the London businessman hurrying along Pall Mall: his fashion is the pinstripe suit and dreadful club tie.
Unless he or she is grossly negligent, there's little risk of a successful liability suit, even if something dreadful happens to the patient.
Businesses spend millions on consultants and motivational speakers to make their suits more creative and, to use that dreadful phrase, think outside the box.
His prim teacher, Miss Rich, a martinet in tweed suit and broach ("And no laughing, either," she sputters), requites him with a dreadful report card that produces a storm of parental prohibition: "No ice cream!
