Sentence examples for dreadful use from inspiring English sources
He reported on the strange illness that continued to kill people, even a full month after that first, dreadful use of nuclear weapons against humans.
The home side had most of the ball but made dreadful use of it and the Saints won with the game's only try.
Despite its archaic graphics and dreadful use of the 3DS's stereoscopic potential, which is, after all, Nintendo's crucial differentiator in the crowded handheld market, Heroes of Ruin remains a genuinely groundbreaking title.
Australia collapsed from 42-0, much of the damage done during a calamitous afternoon session that saw six wickets fall as their top order were guilty of poor shots and dreadful use of the decision review system.
Honestly, anyone who's ever been late to work, needs to avoid confrontations with an obnoxious roommate, or simply wants to miss out on being chosen for a dreadful task could use this gadget to improve their lives ten fold.
But then they may just be an improvement on the dreadful woman who used to thunder about upstairs, now dead, and good riddance.
Then I shave – but I never use those dreadful magnifying mirrors.
If current dreadful trends prevail, tobacco use will kill 1 billion people in the 21st century.
Businesses spend millions on consultants and motivational speakers to make their suits more creative and, to use that dreadful phrase, think outside the box.
It's curious, though, that Private Eye and others are happy to use that dreadful word "hack" – a hateful description which only encourages readers to distrust us – and also do not hesitate to use "hackette".
