Sentence examples for dreadfully time from inspiring English sources

The former is dreadfully time consuming and prone to interobserver errors whereas the later still lacks a golden standard, especially in case of low image contrast.

Or, these sales can be dreadfully timed in retrospect.

Both did dreadfully this time around.A general election may well not be held until 2014.

Let's hope Gaultier's performance can bring some light, even if it's merely something else to concentrate on, in what has been a dreadfully dark time.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Erin McQuade's family at this dreadfully sad time".

Speaking of Billie's death, her family said it was a "dreadfully sad time for the whole family".

Back in that dreadfully primitive time a wonderful lady named Eleanor Roosevelt was a key instigator of a charter that was adopted by the United Nations exactly 65 years ago -- December 10 , 1948

Anyway -- enough of my esteem to Mark Zuckerberg for redefining words such as "like" and "friend" that had been so meaningless before he came along with his altruistic vision of improving the universe... Back in that dreadfully primitive time a wonderful lady named Eleanor Roosevelt was a key instigator of a charter that was adopted by the United Nations exactly 65 years ago -- December 10 , 1948

"England have bowled dreadfully at times this summer but I've not seen enough of the ball being grabbed out of the bowlers' hands.

But his conscience plagued him dreadfully for a long time afterwards.

(The human brain's eager response to intermittent rewards is well known and explains much of the appeal of sports like golf, where the memory and feeling of one good shot maintains players' interest even though they are hacking around dreadfully most of the time).