Sentence examples for their dread from inspiring English sources

The liquid nitrogen gave off smoky clouds, returning diners to their dread of the shivers outside.

They make love, order Chinese takeout and occasionally let their dread and anguish get the better of them.

The men around the table, unlike previous generations of white nationalists, were inspired not by nostalgia for slavery but by their dread of a time when non-Hispanic whites will no longer be the largest demographic group in America.

Nuclear catastrophe has wiped out most of the American population, and a small group of survivors (the wonderfully off-kilter cast includes Matthew Maher, Colleen Werthmann, and Quincy Tyler Bernstine) allay their dread by synopsizing episodes of "The Simpsons".

Nowhere in a hospital can you walk without wandering into the memory pools of strangers — their dread of what was imminent in their lives, the wild elation of their hopes, their sudden terrible and irrefutable knowledge.

For now, at least, any potential embrace of the more freewheeling spirit of the 1980s appears to be hindered by the conformism demanded of those who have ascended in the hierarchy — and their dread of being accused of ideological heresy.

The objects of their attentions dread their ministrations.

The Cowboys even shed their dreaded postseason curse last season, winning a wild-card game.

The Lazio fanatics preferred that their team lose than that their dreaded city rival, Roma, win the Italian league.

The Khmers Rouges mostly disappeared into the jungle, where their dreaded leader, Pol Pot, died (or was assassinated, according to some) in 1998.

Many are less fortunate than I and do not survive, or they wear their dreaded bags for the rest of their lives.