Sentence examples for make me dread from inspiring English sources

In fact, it's not the kids that make me dread returning to work after illness – it's the way the school treats me.

This made me dread going to see the production again, in case in coming south it had dropped in voltage.

It's not the cooking as much as it is the planning that makes me dread the 5 o'clock hour (sorry Jimmy Buffett).

Unlike Laettner and Battier, Redick didn't come from a privileged upbringing, but he was blessed with an incredible shot that made me dread every time he touched the ball.

That war, and our society since then, with its political, racial, class, you-name-it bickering, made me dread that our country would never come together on any issue.

His unpredictable behavior made me dread the class each week.

Because it just fucked me up, and made me dread becoming an adult even more.

If she asks you the dreaded "does this dress make me look fat" question, if the dress does make her look fat, tell her the truth, with love.

"It makes me not want to dread cardio," she said.

The 1976-77 National Forensic League debate topic, used by high schools everywhere, was "Resolved: That a comprehensive program of penal reform should be adopted throughout the United States". Just reading it again makes me nauseous with remembered dread.

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