Sentence examples for is dread that from inspiring English sources

Fear is the reason given by Harry and Edna for suddenly coming to demand sanctuary with their neighbours, Agnes and Tobias, in wealthy American suburbia and it is dread that drives the couple to the refuge of the guest room.

More and more people are dreading that knock on the door.

Carl and Marsha had been dreading that the news of Kayla's abduction would get out and the kidnappers would follow through on their threat.

At that time, I was working full time, and I was basically thinking that I was leaving him, and I was dreading that.

It is difficult to enjoy your time off if you're dreading that Monday morning alarm and worrying what the week ahead might bring.

As much as I'm dreading that appointment, I am more comfortable with a meds / therapy combo than I am with going on medication without trying to resolve some of the underlying issues.

T It could be that you're dreading that I have exaggerated expectations?

Its terrible legacy is a dread that pervades my existence--a terror of losing another loved one (my current wife, a child) from which I am never free.

The anomie and plot-derived menace may be contrived, but there's a dread that feels genuine -- and not because the book actually includes the line, "Sadness: it's everywhere".

For Glory, who is in her late thirties, there is the dread that this will be her final home: What does it mean to come home?

"Most museum shows are three years in advance, and sometimes there's a dread that comes along with the excitement.