Sentence examples for time of dread from inspiring English sources

But for an equal number of people it's a time of dread, weighed down by pouffy dresses, ill-timed rain showers and cringe after cringe spawned from lame toasts.

"LA RENTRÉE", the start of the academic year, is a time of dread and hope for pupils.

During this time of dread, strangely, he poured out a series of chamber works, some of the most peaceful, idyllic music that he ever composed.

"Unless you've got a big return coming your way, tax season can be a time of dread for people across the country," said Jared Drinkwater, Pizza Hut's vice president of marketing.

The season of the tax, when payment fell due, was a time of "horror, dread and misery," Goitein wrote.

Given these times of national dread, "Bright Ideas" might just prove one bright idea for an entertaining night out -- a welcome excursion into mindless good fun.

In this insecure time of year, many dread the feelings of Christmas.

Afterschool was a time of evasion and dread, of postponing my friends' inevitable peek inside our house for as long as I could.

"They're not worth it and when interest rates go up – which is only a matter of time – I dread to think what will happen".

("See you in a year, same time, same place, same sense of dread").

(Or at the very least, have a sneaking sense of dread every time you look into a bathroom mirror late at night).