Sentence examples for dreadfully high from inspiring English sources
Back in 2005 Germany had dreadfully high unemployment.
He has won it at a dreadfully high cost.
Shalit's return has enabled Israelis to walk with an unaccustomed spring in their step, despite their fear that the price was dreadfully high.
Even before the money is saved or spent, most people pay a series of taxes that add up to a dreadfully high rate, but a minority are able to avoid some of those taxes.
However, the price paid by the brave men that manned them was often dreadfully high.
This is a dreadfully high number, but it is worth remembering the estimates that were produced by the predictive models on that day.
Could this have anything to do with the dreadfully incestuous relationship between Washington and Wall Street: whether it is the shockingly high contributions from the financial industry greedily amassed by Senator Charles Schumer, or the ties that bind Geithner to Rubin, there is no way these two, to name just them, are going to properly regulate their masters.
And she is grateful for the distraction the huge workload provides too: her husband, Henry, a high-court judge, died of leukaemia in 2009, and she misses him dreadfully.
This drab and dreadfully dull period thriller can't decide if it's a serious thriller or high-toned trash.
3. 2006: Liverpool 3-3 West Ham Dreadfully low on quality - with the notable exception of Steven Gerrard's two stunning goals - but wonderfully high on drama.
