Sentence examples for no dire from inspiring English sources
China issued no dire warnings, as it did in 2000.
It created no big stir; there were no dire results, and no big-time benefits, either.
In reality, there is no dire need to make your own, nice as that may be.
(The screenwriter did, in fact, fabricate "The Lifestyle of a Pimp," in New York, May 5, l969; there were no dire results).
The Yankees lost for the fifth time in seven games, but, in second place in the American League East, with one of the best records in baseball, they face no dire consequences.
But it's new and especially bad -- as Dorothy Parker once said, not just terrible but terrible with raisins in it -- when they support it for no special reason, addressing no particular dire event or emergency, but just, you know, because.
The changing rooms at the rec were so dire, no one bothered to shower.
OXON HILL, Md .— Because he could no longer threaten dire consequences if Barack Obama won reelection, Mitt Romney condemned pessimism at CPAC on Friday.
In recent months administration officials have made no such dire warnings, even though there have been no effective inspections in two years.
OK, I made up that last one, but the real takeaway was no less dire.
