Sentence examples for heart of dread from inspiring English sources

The book "Frozen" [in the Heart of Dread series] is set there...

In 2016 alone, she will publish a four books of her own, including "Golden," book three in the Heart of Dread series, out April 5, which is the same release day as "Surviving High School," the book de la Cruz co-authored with Vine star Lele Pons.

Mitchell, with a head for math and a heart full of dread, quickly becomes a star in the new field of disaster prediction, his stature and wealth rising concurrently with the growth of the company.

Ghazi Salahuddin Atabani, an adviser to Bashir until they fell out over the incident, confirms that there was panic at the heart of government, a dread that the Arab Spring movement had arrived in Sudan.

New Labour was regressive and technocratic; in its heart of hearts it dreaded the messiness of democracy; the poor and the put-upon were not to its taste; its alienation from ideology - another word for thinking - left it doomed to be tossed about by the great issues of our time.

Or an alarming news story triggers your "fear neurons," so your heart races; you freeze and feel a flash of dread.

Or do you drag your feet and feel weighed down by that feeling of dread that's tugging at your heart?

Your heart is pounding in your chest and soon a deep sense of dread spreads through your limbs.

Christopher Tarnovsky, who operates the California-based consulting firm Flylogic Engineering, must strike dread into the heart of anyone working on secure computer chips.

The passage achieved the kind of narrative force that seldom occurs in modern orchestral playing: it was cold, curt, jagged, communicating the bitter dread at the heart of Maeterlinck's tale of doomed love.

Nicky Crewe from the museum said: "Carpet beetle strikes dread into the heart of every museum curator and conservationist, but actually we think we are very lucky in that we have caught it early.