Sentence examples for it dread from inspiring English sources

"Maggi Tatcha on di go wid a racist show," intoned Linton Kwesi Johnson in 1978's It Dread Inna Inglan.

OK, maybe doom is overstating it; dread may be closer to the mark.

The green world is grappling with these unpleasant facts right now, fluctuating between rage (kill it!), dread (we're screwed), and resignation (it's better than nothing).

I admit it: I dread the new school year.

Love it or dread it, here we are again: Valentine's Day.

It dreaded Bush.

It dreads the wide uncertain sea of the local franchise.

You can't spend every day just dwelling on it, dreading the next day".

It dreads the spectre of al-Qaida attacks on the European mainland, launched from northern Africa.

GR: "It's excitement, it's fear, it's dread.

"I've been looking forward to it and dreading it in equal measures.