Sentence examples for dreadfully short from inspiring English sources
It's a fundamental challenge to the industry which I do believe they will rise to, but the timing is dreadfully short".
As the nation's mail carriers plunge into the holiday rush, Congress should deliver a bonus present of the very thing constituents find in dreadfully short supply — creative compromise from the Capitol.
"Polite conversation," she dedares, "is the greatest bore of life". Fortunately, Randolph agrees: "Life is so dreadfully short, it's a pity to fill it with tot". Jennie is securely started on a life of frustrations at Blenheim, of living on, credit in royal circles and of adventurous glamour in the world at large.
In those three dreadfully short weeks of hospice, he humbly accepted his fate and showed us it was "okay".
Anna M. Spinella, 67, of Tampa, Fla., said she had friends and relatives at nursing homes that were "dreadfully short-staffed".
First she sees that the town is dreadfully poor.
Anything resembling a bash is in dreadfully poor taste".
If Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand's moment of comedic genius was in poor taste, Ajax taking 12 points from their last four dreadfully-played matches is nothing short of vulgar.
RUSTENBURG, South Africa — In the end, Robert Green did not blame the much-criticized World Cup ball or the wet grass at night or the short hop that bounced dreadfully off his gloves.
Mr. Krugman takes a shorter view, and demonstrates that the same group suffered dreadfully in the financial crisis, and that its plight continues today.
William Henry Harrison, known for America's shortest presidency, forcefully insisted on giving his inaugural speech in spite of the dreadfully cold, wet weather.
