Sentence examples for turned dreadful from inspiring English sources

This prison was much better than the other branches, but after a few months the treatment turned dreadful.

Lighthearted moments suddenly turn dreadful; episodes of raw emotion are sealed with a jabbing punch line.

The world's biggest airline, American Airlines, turned in dreadful punctuality figures of 49%, 52%and62%2% at LaGuardia, Newark and JFK in the first three months of this year.

But the woman sang so tunefully as to turn the dreadful rubbish into an almost pleasant sound.

Typically, when street art, graffiti or whatever label we would like to attach to the defiant genre is removed from its original setting, it turns out dreadful.

It did not help that the United States also turned in a dreadful performance in February against Honduras in its first qualifying match of the final round.

That is, until the second execution since the restoration of the death penalty turned into a dreadful fiasco.Eduardo Agbayani, sentenced to death for raping his daughter, was due to die by lethal injection at three in the afternoon on June 25th.

A dreadful April turned them away from the top half, leaving a sour taste to what seemed a palatable campaign.

On his second day in Test cricket, having spent the first in the pavilion perhaps staring at the cap presented to him by Vic Marks, his unbeaten 66 that turned a potentially a dreadful end to a tough series for England into something resembling safety.

Adam is, as it were, a decent enough chap -- just decent enough to pass judgment on the mores of his milieu without turning into a dreadful bore.

So instead of relishing a solid outing from Brown and another blue-collar effort from Hideki Matsui, the Yankees allowed the portion of the game that they dominate to turn into a dreadful experience.