Sentence examples for he is dread from inspiring English sources

"If he is Dread Pirate Roberts, he is a hero for putting the black market in a safer place".

Mr Kajiyama has the support of his party's old brigade, but he is dreaded by younger members who fear he would cost them their seats.

"You've made me worry now," he says, when I ask if this doesn't mean he is dreading publication (every child believes their version of their parents is the true version).

Like many devotees of this city's subway system, Mr. Acevedo says he is dreading the day when a new generation of sleek Japanese-made vehicles replace the oldest rail passenger cars in use in the country.

Meanwhile Ross Tucker, the eminent South African sports scientist, regrets the personalisation of hyperandrogenism, but he is "dreading the Olympics because Semenya will win and the fallout will be deeply unpleasant".

It might be because we are speaking on the phone rather than face to face, but I suspect it is also because he is dreading the inevitable question about his father's death.

Dundee United boss Jackie McNamara says he is dreading the job of having to wield the Scottish Cup final axe.

And another veteran, wing Shane Williams, 34, has already admitted he is dreading post-World Cup retirement from the international scene.

Ulbricht shook his head as Howard pointed to him and told jurors that he was Dread Pirate Roberts, the person who owned the site and profited handsomely from its illicit activity.

Just divorced, he was dreading another loss.

He told me he was dreading it.