Sentence examples for to be dreadful from inspiring English sources

Ninth Crusade "I expected it to be dreadful.

So Italy without Helen was sure to be dreadful.

But it'll have to be dreadful for game to be postponed.

Quite apart from that, the commotion is going to be dreadful".

As it was, the Rangers continued to be dreadful on the power play in the dying minutes.

"It's going to be dreadful, we won't be able to see anything," a crew member said at one point.

It would be dreadful to be entirely unreadable.

"It would be dreadful to be sentimental about an old building if it put jobs at risk," said Mr Bayley.

"If a 'No' vote were to turn, it would be dreadful for the Liberals and dreadful for the ALP," says Mark Egelstaff, former Liberal Staffer.

Airport chaos can be dreadful enough to make anyone want to avoid the skies especially the weary frequent traveler.

Chances are that many third- and fourth-quarter reports will be dreadful, leading to even higher price-earnings ratios.