… The mere thought of living alone once sparked anxiety, dread and visions of loneliness.
The mere thought of living alone once sparked anxiety, dread and visions of loneliness.
Just possibly, this could spark a dreaded "death spiral" of soaring premiums and tumbling enrolment.In Obamacare's second crisis, many Americans have received letters telling them that their current insurance is being cancelled.
Unlike the crosses on highway shoulders, briefly noted in a passing blur, ghost-bike memorials are sidewalk monuments meant to spark debate, if not dread.
It's just an inchoate sense of dread, one sparked by Steve Jobs' death and confirmed by every slightly negative story one hears about Apple.
Not only is Trump the most unpopular incoming president in modern American history, not only did he win office while trailing in the national popular vote by nearly 3 million, he has also sparked a feeling of dread among some DC natives that the end is nigh.
Differing views used to lead to interesting comments section banter, though now spark ridiculing rebuttal or the dreaded "unfriending".
But most users dread turning a crank or pulling a spark plug.
Hear the word "creativity" and feel a shiver of dread up your spine instead of a spark of inspiration deep in your belly?
His 2014 UK Tour runs to 13 December (alfie-boe.com) For many, dread, not delight, is the primary emotion sparked by the festive season.
Described as the woman who sparked the Arab spring, Trabelsi, who liked to be called "Madame La Présidente", inspires dread in the public imagination.
