Sentence examples for was dread and from inspiring English sources

Also teaches textiles and food technology, including GCSE classes The first thing that went through my head was dread and panic.

As for Anna, she might theoretically have just run away, escaped from a marriage she was dreading and become another missing-person statistic.

He was dreaded and avoided".

There is dread and fear, and it's palpable – although there's no chance of any big political upset.

"It was great to have a script that was real, even though someone in the film said to me, 'You can't be dread and be an actor,'" recalls Brinsley Forde, with a laugh.

This disaster is the war that many Japanese have been dreading, and expecting, for a long time.

It is something Wanda herself has clearly been dreading, and she has also been dreading Ida's arrival in her life.

Or finally had that conversation you'd been dreading and can directly connect how down you've been feeling to the weight of it hanging over you?

Republicans have begun saying that the high numbers are a sign of coercion, of everything that is dreaded and wrong with Obamacare — they said the same things, of course, when it looked like the numbers would be much lower.

Ask yourself – or get a willing interviewer to ask you – a mix of predictable questions, questions you're dreading, and questions you're hoping to be asked Then listen back to yourself.

Shimmering over it all is the approach of death – ticking in the belly of a crocodile; simultaneously something to be dreaded and also, in the words of Peter, "an awfully big adventure".