Sentence examples for had a dread from inspiring English sources
I had a dread of its being over.
He had a dread of her as she lay there.
I've had a dread of platform appearances ever since.
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A fastidious and private man, he had a dread of dying in hospital; and after a long illness he died in his own bed – with his beloved wife, Mary, reading his favourite poem to him.
By Selma Robinson The New Yorker, September 12 , 1931P. 48 She had a dread of countryside at night; View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Blythe Roberson By Malcolm Gladwell.
He has a dread of breaking even.
Not in the Sacher again; I have a dread that the waiters will remember us.
Like most shy people, he has a dread of being boring.
"I have a dread of Contempt, a quick sense of Neglect, a strong Desire of Distinction," Adams wrote that night.
Donohoe has a dread of being perceived as pretentious, which is strange coming from an obviously clever biology graduate (Swinnerton studied philosophy, Hornsmith art) and voracious reader.
