Sentence examples for dreadful to do from inspiring English sources

It is dreadful to do work for no money, yet even once a week for two hours shelving books at the library, being a mental health peer, being a writing tutor, babysitting, making meals for your grandma, and so forth, are all ways that you can factor in to explain how you spent your time while recovering.

And people sneak on each other, they tell tales, and I was taught that was a dreadful thing to do when I was at school, to sneak".

Major will say: "I believe it would be a dreadful mistake to do anything that has any risk of destabilising the complicated and multi-layered constitutional settlement that underpins stability in Northern Ireland.

But that means integrating tax and national insurance and the press would undoubtedly paint that as a dreadful thing to do because it would hit people above working age.

It must have been a most dreadful strain to do it night after night.

Think of fun but dreadful things to do to the chief hen to make her look silly.

Margaret had become involved in a silly row, where the Labour party and the newspapers decided that taking milk from schoolchildren was a dreadful, Victorian thing to do.

UNICEF's top priority remains the prevention of this dreadful disease and, to do so, we are committed to working to ensure that every young person - from the Cape to Cairo - has access to basic information on how to avoid infection, and to make sure they have it by 2005.

"Experts often use their knowledge or skill to do dreadful things".

My colleague Zoe Williams's heartfelt plea to forgive Tony Blair, so the left can reunite and just get rid of this dreadful government, is also to do with trust and accountability.

In Berlin, they are preparing to do dreadful things to the Jews.' When I explained to him that I had as yet made no preparations to emigrate and in any case would not leave my family in the lurch, he was astonished and said: 'Soon there won't be a single Jew left here who can or would want to emigrate.'.