Sentence examples for in the dread from inspiring English sources

We were uncertain of how much the old beauty might have been tempered with in the dread name of improvement.

The image was ingrained in Amira, and she says that her work as a reporter is rooted in the "dread of being a bystander".

Still, as these things go, it was an improvement on redubbing Gregory's Girl and Mad Max for tin-eared US audiences in the dread early 1980s.

The question for history is whether in the dread process ahead, yet another Tory prime minister will end up bulldozed by her Europhobes.

Conversely, "empowering" him, in the dread jargon of sociology, sharpens up his mind.Dr Smith focused on those cognitive processes that help people maintain and pursue their goals in difficult and distracting situations.

It also featured an evocative score by Bernard Herrmann and a philosophical screenplay by Edmund North with a subtext drenched in the dread of nuclear war all of which contributed to the belief among many film historians that The Day the Earth Stood Still was the preeminent science-fiction movie of the decade.

Later the historian called on Messrs Santorum and Perry to be sensible and stand aside, lest by splitting the conservative vote they let in the dreaded moderate.

It is one thing to play a match/career-saving innings when lodged in the dreaded last-chance saloon, which is where Hussey found himself in Brisbane.

The German chancellor has emerged as Europe's lone champion in the dread-filled months following Vladimir Putin's calm-shattering invasion and annexation of Crimea almost one year ago.

She finished 14 seconds back in fifth, without ever threatening, in the dreaded parlance, to podium.

"All the kids had to take turns in the dreaded rear-facing seat," he said.