Sentence examples for dreadfully cold from inspiring English sources
W. Drever: Dreadfully cold end for the miner's lamented: dear Ms —— (comp. anag. incl. c, e, & lit).. Dr I. S. Fletcher: Need vitamin C else scurvy – advise this, perhaps (comp. anag. & lit).. R. Gilbert: Don't mince eel.
William Henry Harrison, known for America's shortest presidency, forcefully insisted on giving his inaugural speech in spite of the dreadfully cold, wet weather.
It's overcast and so dreadfully cold.
After all, no one wants to spend this dreadfully cold and oh-so-cheerful season alone.
As Canadians, we are painfully aware that we spend nearly half the year in a dreadfully cold winter.
Which is, of course, where it gets interesting (for policy wonks), and either dreadfully boring or downright disillusioning (for political neophytes) -- the hard, cold reality of how slow things move in Congress and how incremental any changes are likely to be.
"I'm dreadfully sorry about this, dreadfully, dreadfully sorry.
—Adv.: horrendē, dreadfully, Vulg.
Solitude is dreadfully unfashionable.
