Sentence examples for dreadful weekend from inspiring English sources

For the Rangers, it was a humbling, dreadful weekend.

You would have thought that the airline would have told you that your return leg faced being cancelled before you flew out; however, it chose not to, and instead let you endure a dreadful weekend.

By now, after such a dreadful weekend, I can add extreme fatigue to my list of ailments – shower, dress and have to sit down, slightly breathless, for a rest.

Senna's death is the aspect of the dreadful weekend at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix that is most remembered.

Wolff, 42, said: "I am impressed with Lewis in many races because he had some dreadful weekends, dreadful Saturdays, dreadful Sundays and he has always come back with a smile to the next race.

It is the weekend party's dreadful hour;.

By Morris Bishop The New Yorker, July 14 , 1934P. 20 It is the weekend party's dreadful hour; View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.

Will he be Tom Brady or Patrick Ramsey, the ill-fated Redskins quarterback who was dazzling when he replaced an injured Danny Wuerffel two weekends ago, but dreadful when he threw four interceptions and was sacked seven times in his starting debut in a loss to New Orleans last Sunday.

Jan Egeland, the UN's top humanitarian official, was in Darfur at the weekend to see the dreadful conditions of the refugee camps.

Our eternal mayor spent the weekend calmly preparing the city for this dreadful storm, a beacon of seriousness amid the media alarmism.

OVER the weekend, Gardiner Harris in the New York Times argued that Beijing's air, however dreadful, is not as bad as Delhi's.