Use "dreaded" in a sentence

1. gardens, the woods and the fields of this watery land, the dreaded days that heralded

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2. I dreaded the return of Smiler

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3. He couldn't feel them with the pain he was already in, but he dreaded the thought

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4. He dreaded having to go this close to the Kassikan

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5. That evening was all that Jean had dreaded and more

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6. Jorma knew it might be profitable to stay here awhile, but he dreaded the thought of trying to pilot the boat back after dark

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7. And thus did Trouble Valley once again return to normal, no more struck by the dreaded Fear Gurtha, and thus they did hunger no more

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8. The dreaded gulch

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9. him had devoted their entire lives to, and that he dreaded

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10. She dreaded the thought of walking back in there, but if job services had sent them … well Jim needed the help

11. Even in the first grade I still remember and I don't know why, maybe because of my Asperger's condition but I dreaded and was scared to death of ever going to the principal's office

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12. And there were few places Rafe dreaded more than being imprisoned on the Argos

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13. He dreaded her arrival, found her to be a strange and disturbing creature, not to mention the fact that she had incredible power and Alec knew first-hand how great of a danger that made her

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14. Alana, dreaded his answer

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15. So finally the dreaded words that didi had spoken arrived,

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16. “You bring bad news, don’t you?” She could hear her heart beating and she was afraid to be told the dreaded words

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17. Nerissa realized that what she’d dreaded on that first day after Theoton’s betrayal had turned out to be true

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18. "Beaten? Are you sure?" Lunarey dreaded the confirmation

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19. But why? Could it be that he had died on the way there? He dreaded the thought and wanted to rush over to help, but he kept his position as his hands gripped the wall

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20. She had dreaded hearing the heart-stopping sound again

21. And he would need to return to his solitary space in the inn, as much as he dreaded walking through the doors of the well-lit and overly friendly establishment

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22. I dreaded doing it, afraid of what I would see, but I forced myself to pull her eyelids open to see if she had turned

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23. I dreaded going but I was with him when he was killed and he was a good mate so I knew that I owed him this at least

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24. he Human obsession with health and cleanliness inevitably leads to Canines being subjected to pill-popping, grooming, and the dreaded bath

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25. She had known he would take it badly and had dreaded telling him, but now that she saw the fury and hatred in his eyes, she was regretting being honest

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26. I dreaded the holidays

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27. I dreaded the

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28. My face was soon in a pickle, and in West Africa, where any little bite or cut becomes a festering sore which will not heal, such things are to be dreaded

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29. It seemed impossible to realise that the gallant Prince, who had been amongst us in the best of health and spirits, cheerfully enduring the hardships of the campaign only a few short days before, should have fallen a victim to the dreaded malaria

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30. For some days thousands of natives had anxiously waited in eager expectancy, for a glimpse of that tyrant, whom they had dreaded so long

31. He had to catch up on the dreaded paperwork first

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32. He did not see himself any longer as being the world�s most dreaded pirate

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33. pasted a minor banishment versus the dreaded influence from beyond

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34. In those dark and dreaded

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35. What about other atrocities? Surely in its claim of Georgians being so outraged by the dreaded “Yankees,” the Confederate apologists can point to deaths, rapes, wanton violence? No, they cannot

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36. After a couple of messages, a dark blue background appeared on the screen, causing Conal a moment of panic, until he realised that it wasn’t the dreaded, ‘Blue Screen Of Death’, so hated by Windows users

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37. What was really bad, Truman contended, was that any direction the police investigation went, whether it was strictly the murder, the laundering connection via the checks or drug smuggling, Beth could easily be considered by the police to be an important witness, something she dreaded, particularly knowing that one of the investigating officers was Enrique Segovia, the cocaine-selling cop that coincidentally Truman had learned of that same day in prison

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38. He was covered in dust and dreaded the short walk through the courtyard to his chambers

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39. He dreaded that he would see pleading there

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40. The love of her life was dead and as much as she had fought throughout her life, she was even more distraught that she would wind up becoming the statistic which she dreaded most, a single mother

41. She dreaded to go inside; knowing what glances and stares would meet her upon

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42. He dreaded the evening sevenfold more than Carl did

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43. She dreaded what the next six weeks would bring, and she doubted it was luck

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44. ears awaiting the dreaded sound of water

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45. waiting for that dreaded sound that would mean my father had come home

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46. She had seen the way Jock looked at her when he didn’t think she was looking, she knew this look could only be one of pity and worry for her welfare as she had decided long ago that no man would ever look at her with any affection, she knew she would have to live a life with out an intimate relationship and that her love be in the career that she chose, that’s why she had thrown herself into her studies after her accident, the dreaded accident that took her parents away from her and left her with this hideous looking face

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47. all knew what was coming, and we dreaded it

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48. We dreaded it, but at the

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49. It is the moment I have dreaded the most

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50. There was stillness in the colony that comes with a hot summer; and it was the dreaded hot June

51. Constant negative criticism can have a devastating effect on a person’s morale and emotional well-being – it can turn a brave and dependable leader into a nervous wreck, into one who is always looking over his shoulder with dreaded expectation, waiting for the next blow, his life spent 'tiptoeing on eggs' listening for the next crack of the whip

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52. “On the contrary, the whipping Alilia received was an experience she truly dreaded, and she is less inherently predisposed to be sexually aroused by what she endured than most

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53. Johnnie paints this picture of the dreaded 8 AM management meetings: “I remember, as his second in command, we would gather at the heavy oak conference table with no more than peremptory morning greetings

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54. This is the Spirit of Gathandria, someone known and not known, a voice he has longed for, and dreaded, since birth

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55. All sounds came as echoes from over the dune line, the persistent droning of the ram’s horns, the shouted commands over the crackling snap of the dreaded whips

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56. The senior GS employees, along with the senior NCOs and senior officers, on one hand dreaded the holiday season because it really cut into their tight schedule and work productivity

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57. crackling snap of the dreaded whips

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58. It was as she had dreaded

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59. I did not know Iffenia could act in such a way, even through all the time of loving her, and I was about to open my mouth, tell her to return the dreaded book to our Library and pray none had sensed its absence, when she touched my arm

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60. closer to the edge that they dreaded to look over

61. to be respected and dreaded

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62. He had dreaded this moment as well

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63. In fact, it is also these stored memories (or samskaras in Hindu and Buddhist literature) that results in the dreaded cycles of births and deaths

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64. I dreaded the meeting, but she was a

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65. Unlike younger Flak helpers we were well trained militarily and I expected that, sooner or later, our battery would be called off to either the Western or the Eastern Front, a prospect I much dreaded

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66. A couple of hundred shuffling cha-cha feet turned a hundred and eighty degrees and suddenly Prune Face and I became the head of the conga line - and we headed straight for the dreaded Yacht Bar

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67. I prayed for and dreaded his return

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68. No antiseptic, floor cleaners, or -- what I dreaded most -- death

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69. Bill: Before I could comply with Michael‘s request for more maps I received the dreaded pink letter from the Polunsky Map Gestapo

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70. I dreaded that long walk more than I did the bullies

71. "Are you sure you want to get involved with me?" Eva whispered, hoping for all she was worth she wasn’t going to hear the words that she dreaded

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72. Stil , I dreaded eating on the terrace

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73. here a picture of the dreaded Jel y Baby, or even—gods forbid!—the

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74. Reluctant to encounter her, he dreaded a confrontation he could

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75. And I dreaded becoming another miserable ‘resting’ actor

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76. The most dreaded time of recent months had arrived

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77. I dreaded at the prospect of a riot breaking out soon and being lynched by this unruly mob

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78. Unnerved, he dreaded holding It when suddenly the Sesavah loomed over Us and roared at him, “Find out what It doth mean…or die!”

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79. I can‘t tell you how I‘ve wanted to know who my father was, but dreaded knowing

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80. Her intention was cut short by the arrival of a dreaded telegram that arrived from Margaret telling her that their mother had died

81. He confided that his mother dreaded these visits and wondered what use if any

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82. *ANES FACE WENT BRIGHT RED 3HE HATED THIS PART OF ANY NEW SESSION 4HE DREADED

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83. He had dreaded going to see his old mentor but found that the

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84. She told him that she dreaded being in a crowd of people answering questions about herself

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85. The moment Drew had dreaded had suddenly arrived

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86. Moreso, it was as if the smile was validation for what I dreaded to be true; she was a ghost and the victim of a most demented soul

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87. He was so discouraged that he dreaded coming to his office each morning,

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88. “You’re a good, true and loyal friend, Marcus,” she said quietly and he turned away at that dreaded word

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89. The lying abduction shapes up your inner thigh, this is responsible in removing that dreaded squishing of legs while walking

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90. He realized how weak and how ignorant his apostles were, and he dreaded to leave them

91. she dreaded her sisters’ ridicule, was devastated once while rummaging secretly in a sister’s bedroom desk to read a note saying:

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92. There was little use in trying to avert the moment he had dreaded for sixty years

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93. Carol knew he would be home and dreaded having to break this kind of news to him

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94. She was in the process of forcing herself to leave the house and get into the dreaded car, but just as she was about to close the front door, the phone began to ring

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