Sentence examples for dreadful time for from inspiring English sources

According to Inside Out, Watt "tried to be supportive", realising "that it must have been a dreadful time for him and his wife Pauline".

The senior Essex coroner, Caroline Beasaid-Murray, said: "Please let condolences be expressed to Archie's family at this very dreadful time for them".

The push for Catalan independence has cultural and linguistic roots, even as its rise coincides with a particularly dreadful time for Spain's economy.Catalan pleas for relief from the central government's austerity policies have tended to fall on deaf ears, sparking further resentment.

Even if it can raise new funding its borrowing costs are set to rise after a recent downgrade by credit-rating agencies fearful of the burden of financing Jaguar and Land Rover at a dreadful time for car companies in the rest of the world.

It's a dreadful time for all concerned and if we can just help by taking a bit of pressure off".

The year, 1967, was a dreadful  time for American  forces fully  committed in a  country they didn't  understand and a  type of warfare they hadn't  learned to fight.

I think it's a dreadful time of life".

The dilemma I have been having a dreadful time with the menopause for the past two years and a mental health team is now involved with my care.

I knew that Lithuania's Jewish population had been massacred with a swiftness and thoroughness unusual even for that dreadful time.

Instead, it has actually leap-frogged the harder stuff (ie, analogue devices) to get to newer and easier digital products.Manufacturers in China would have a dreadful time producing good conventional film cameras, for example, because of the complex optical, chemical and mechanical processes that must be mastered.

One dreadful time, I forgot a lesson.