Sentence examples for the three dreaded from inspiring English sources

The three dreaded c's where the calories are in the triple digits.

Labour's Piara Khabra mentions the three dreaded words - Osama bin Laden.

Be prepared, all ye who come, to heed the three dreaded words of a dissatisfied Ms. Taube: "Rip it out!" If you don't want to, Ms. Taube said, that's O.K., too.

Among the three dreaded words?

This osteotomy decreases pressure on the epiphysis, facilitates the reduction, and diminishes the risk of recurrence and avascular necrosis of the femoral head, which are the two dreaded complications.

We'll say the five dreaded words: "I'm too old for that".

We'll say the five dreaded words: "I'm too old for that". And at that moment, the goal will slowly deflate, fall to the ground and run the risk of never taking flight.

One inevitable challenge (since the days of horse and buggies) are the four dreaded words.... ..ARE.WE.THERE.YET?" These sounds usually begin about the time the car creeps out of the driveway and continue until arrival or parental meltdown...whichever comes first.

Tom's an insider tossed outside by the two dreaded words "divorce" and "stepmother". The art directors of "Metropolitan," who seem to have gotten everything exactly right, have the Townsend's apartment down pat: comfortable, faintly shabby, brave; a few "good" pieces from the divorce, probably his mother's before the marriage.

(The Washington Post's Fact Checker gave the plan four dreaded Pinocchios, ignominiously awarded only to "whoppers").. Romney's education proposals are a combination of cuts (of up to 40percentt of federal education spending) and discredited privatization schemes (such as publicly financed vouchers for students to attend private or religious schools).

Che was not quite the ordeal one dreaded: with Benicio del Toro as a soft-spoken, affable Guevara, this was in no way the bloated hagiography that, say, Oliver Stone might have given us.