Sentence examples for never dread from inspiring English sources

In her honor, I vowed to never dread a birthday again.

If you find out what you are good at and you work up the courage to sell yourself, whether it is to your new boss or your new client you will never dread a Monday in your life again.

For the most part, I loved school, so I never dreaded going back for the new term.

"Since then, I've never dreaded it, in fact it's a funny thing but I almost look forward to it because it's an uplifting day.

I try not to buy into sexist vendetta; therefore, I never dreaded turning 30 as a woman or feeling older.

With terrific poise and mighty rhythm, "F-111" stirs a binge feeling — part "too much" and part "never enough," dread and exhilaration — that distills the excess of America in the sixties.

She never stopped dreading the long journey home.

The retired businessman said this sense of dread never left him, "though generally if you don't interfere with them, they don't interfere with you".

Stravinsky's strange and meditative Introduction to Part II had, through this conductor, an element I'd never heard before — dread, a reminder that this primal piece is as much about death as life.

The aural and visual trappings of horror are there -- in Danny Elfman's throbbing, stabbing score and in a sound design replete with growls, howls, creaks and shrieks -- but the dread never quite takes hold.

"They are never passed without dread", wrote François Blanchet in 1839.