Sentence examples for have a dreadful time from inspiring English sources
Instead, it has actually leap-frogged the harder stuff (ie, analogue devices) to get to newer and easier digital products.Manufacturers in China would have a dreadful time producing good conventional film cameras, for example, because of the complex optical, chemical and mechanical processes that must be mastered.
THE IRISH ECONOMY has had a dreadful time since the 2007-08 banking crisis.
They had a dreadful time getting her and the dog into a taxi and then onto the Fall River line boat.
Clear Haven was a decayed old place and Moses had a dreadful time putting up with the vagaries of Justina.
Did it show her a nasty side of children? "I had a dreadful time doing teaching practice with classes I couldn't control.
She was having a dreadful time and getting a dreadful time from Wayne, who was being very critical and very nasty.
The dilemma I have been having a dreadful time with the menopause for the past two years and a mental health team is now involved with my care.
Whether they've had a dreadful time, or perceive they have, they feel parts of them are in these books.' All of which is no doubt true, but omits one important factor.
