| It is in dire need of a new terminal and extended runway for international flights and wide-bodied aircraft. |
| If such a plan is truly in the works, it will have dire consequences for the people of Darfur. |
| In the light of this dire diagnosis, Baha'i believers feel that the only solution is to strengthen interfaith activities and dialogue. |
| Confessing her dire situation to a friend at a tea salon, Susan remains gloved and hatted, barely moving even the muscles in her face. |
| Angling closer and slowing to a walk, he is shocked to see a trio of dire wolves foraging in the snow. |
| People take a long time to die, accompanied by the cracking of bone, the resistance of gristle, dire last-gasp gurgles and rattles. |
