Sentence examples for some sort of dire from inspiring English sources
Woodward went on an extended mewling jag, making Sperling's comment out to be some sort of dire, muscular threat.
The junior doctors strike has happened without causing some sort of dire medical emergency so far because the senior doctors have covered them, so a strike by consultants over similar contract changes could be very messy indeed, and seems inevitable if the government attempts to impose a similar contract.
After all, to make the sort of dire statements that McConnell is making, then clearly he has thought long and hard about this issue.
Budget experts say the state's current fiscal problems are not yet as severe as in 2003, but they warn that if Albany does not move quickly and aggressively to address them, the state could face the same sort of dire choices it confronted five years ago.
AC: No, I don't think that she is an emblem of this sort of dire times that we're in, that people are affixing their interests or love to her because of how impoverished or artificial the times are.
A $15 billion credit line from Russia has been put on hold.Ukraine is thus in dire need of some sort of rescue package from the IMF and the EU if it is not soon to run out of cash.
Then some sort of chortle.
