Sentence examples for one dread from inspiring English sources
He fell on a hill in Korea one dread and misty morn A hill where bullets and shrapnel have left their dreadful scorn.
"Right around then, I had many associates and friends who were falling ill to one dread disease or another," said Mr. Tow, chief executive of Citizen Communications.
You have successfully put one cowrie shell on one dread.
One cowrie shell has successfully been placed on one dread.
One cowrie shell is successfully attached to one dread.
As one dreaded partnership vanished (the Bhatti brothers), another was about to form: on 20 November 1986, Steve Bull was signed for a paltry £64,000 from local rivals West Brom to team up with Andy Mutch, a player who had been playing for non-league Southport until the previous February.
"No one dreads being guarded by me," he said.
He dreaded returning to it, he writes, "like one dreads seeing a bad-smelling distant elderly relative lying prone in a rank and wrong nursing home".
He added that he had spent many years running F1 and indeed all motorsport "and what one dreaded was well meaning people from the outside interfering in something they didn't completely understand".
(Come to think of it, what reader hasn't privately labeled at least one dreaded tome as "torturous?") Still, all snark aside, it's an interesting question: Can — or should — criminals be made to read certain books while they're serving their time?
Whatever that one dreaded thing is, you have to do it.
