Sentence examples for dreadful week from inspiring English sources

Clegg's words come after his party endured a dreadful week.

The Brown camp knew it was experiencing nothing short of a dreadful week.

"I remember one dreadful week in 1991," said Hampshire thatcher Simon Crouch.

The gloomy picture follows a dreadful week for Sainsbury, until 1995 the nation's biggest food chain.

IT HAS been a dreadful week in Kashmir, the bloodiest yet in two decades of uprisings against Indian rule.

TWO of the ministers responsible for public-sector reform plans have had an absolutely dreadful week in the Commons.

"These have been dreadful, dreadful weeks and months for them," Vaz said.

His futile games grew into dreadful weeks and left the Boston Red Sox wondering if he would ever be formidable again.

The Yankees were pensive and showed little swagger, which is typical for them and which should be routine behavior for a team that switched between being invisible and inferior for the last three dreadful weeks.

Leaving the dank old Tory Central Office in Smith Square, the party's home for the past half-century, was meant to symbolise optimism and confidence, a break with the rancour and intrigue of the recent past.Unfortunately, after two fairly dreadful weeks during which any faint hopes of electoral revival have been dashed, the timing could not have been unkinder.

It was a cheerful, peaceful and liberating event, much-needed after a couple of dreadful weeks following the devastating news of the Orlando mass shooting.