Sentence examples for swelling dread from inspiring English sources

When the dreaded call came, a colleague only reported a disturbance at his brother's shop and Mr. Carrillo raced over, discerning with swelling dread what was unfolding as he got closer and saw the police cars and coroner's truck.

I had recovered quickly from surgery, was back at work a day afterward, and while I had some mild swelling and redness from the radiation, I had none of the dreaded fatigue the doctors kept warning me about.

That calamitous start to the match had a predictably inhibiting effect on the Scots, the dread of losing another goal introducing a tentativeness that was in stark contrast to the swelling confidence and ambition of the home team.

There were the dread side effects: "vomiting, 'aching veins,' hair and eyelashes falling out, saliva not produced, nails falling out... 'neck swelling like a sumo wrestler's... lips puffing out like a Ubangi warrior's.' " Worse, he learned of the extent to which chemotherapy can devastate the immune system.

No swelling.

Your angst might center on immigration or on a swelling deportation force, on the threat of North Korea or the safety of South Korea, but the expectation is that you will be racked by some sense of adrenalized dread over it.

Swelling keyboards.

The swelling has gone.

Public outrage was swelling.

Obviously there's swelling.

"It's just swelling.