Sentence examples for it would be dreadful from inspiring English sources
If it's true, it would be dreadful".
It would be dreadful to be entirely unreadable.
It would be dreadful if the governor enjoyed "too grand to challenge" status.
"It would be dreadful if only the privately educated could get to Rada".
"It would be dreadful to be sentimental about an old building if it put jobs at risk," said Mr Bayley.
It would be dreadful not to store any new information, to let life wash over us with no chronology, no memories, no regrets.
"A lot of people, both in the Labour party and outside it, think that would be dreadful for Labour, the sort of political disaster the party last suffered in 1983 when Michael Foot's leftwing views saw the party lose by a landslide to Margaret Thatcher's Conservatives.
(See: "BP Looking Better") Hayward's pre-emptive warning that its results would be "dreadful" spared BP from taking a battering on the market instead its shares rose 1.7%.
The doctor told the soldier that it was perfectly natural to be scared, and that, even though a chemical attack would be dreadful, it would probably not prove fatal to many soldiers because of their training and the masks and outfits they wear to protect against such an assault.
Its Wednesday article, which was bylined "Telegraph Comment Desk", read: "A lot of people, both in the Labour Party and outside it, think [Corbyn's leadership] would be dreadful for Labour, the sort of political disaster the party last suffered in 1983 when Michael Foot's Left-wing views saw the party lose by a landslide to Margaret Thatcher's Conservatives.
Most Lib Dems believe the coalition will not break up in the short term because there would be dreadful consequences if it did.
