Sentence examples for with a dread from inspiring English sources
Who said that? "I am oppressed with a dread of living for ever.
AROUND one in ten Americans is a trypanophobe, stricken with a dread of needles.
I went there with a dread which the house proceeded to justify.
Aron Nimzowitsch, a contemporary of Alekhine's, would smoke a noxious cigar and fix his opponent with a dread stare.
One after the other, with a dread inevitability, the World Trade Centre 'scrapers toppled and crashed to the ground.
A physician must be careful to avoid two errors: misdiagnosing the patient with a dread disease that is not present, and misdiagnosing a seriously ill patient as healthy.
Just checked out of my 21st hotel, the 13th with a dreaded hand-held showerhead.
"It's one of my ways of coping with the anxiety and fear that goes along with a dreaded disease.
Valencia sporting director Jesus Garcia Pitarch recently handed the 40-year-old with a dreaded public vote of confidence, saying: "Gary has only been with us a short time.
Although the primary alleged violation — watching prospects work out in a gym — is incredibly insignificant, the N.C.A.A. charged Cohane with unethical conduct and hit him with a dreaded "show cause" order.
He says the executives fear that being identified would promptly get them hit with a dreaded "Katz letter" claiming patent infringement.
