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Sentence Examples We are all very proud of Dan and his achievements in his short but very full life. We all miss him dreadfully. I received many visits form the various nobility who told me how dreadfully sorry they were at my father's death. I mean, there is something so dreadfully solid about it, and, obviously, disputable. I feel dreadfully sorry for her and I know Michael will be really upset about it. Although many times Sara had heard her say how dreadfully awful his company was. Assured walls are in fact dreadfully thin and people wake each other up in the night all the time, and have no auditory privacy. His behaviour was terrible and I am dreadfully sorry that you were exposed to it. I feel dreadfully sorry for Charlie and I know the whole village will be very upset. Both events, one dreadfully sad, one wonderfully happy, illustrate the extremes to which we can be tested in our lives. Make the rounds of talk shows, say how dreadfully sorry you are, maybe even sob a little. I wish I could see our child more than this and I miss him dreadfully sometimes, but I have to work very hard these days to support my family. I love my job, relish the operational role and will no doubt miss it dreadfully. I missed SP dreadfully and kept thinking about our last night that we spent together. That would be a great pity, because they are all lovely people and we shall miss them dreadfully. She had not yet been allowed to visit him in the cells and he missed her dreadfully. Emma will be dreadfully missed and all the school hold her family in their thoughts and prayers during this dreadful time. I knew why he was gone, but I was just so lonely and I missed him dreadfully. She missed her young children dreadfully during her 27 month absence from England. It can be difficult when you miss your child all day to find they behave dreadfully when they get home. There they chanted, waved signs, and otherwise expressed their political views to any ralliers who happened to be dreadfully lost. Show More Sentences In doing so, she was dreadfully burned and her face was permanently scarred. All that was being said was something dreadfully boring involving the importance of set squares. His considerable strength and skill that would easily outmatch an opponent in normal situations now seemed dreadfully inadequate. The production of leather from animal hides was a time consuming and dreadfully smelly process. She could not bear to think that her beloved son might suffer dreadfully just because she was not able to stop smoking. It feels like there are spiders inside my mind, skittering and tapping me dreadfully with hundreds of nasty little feet. The production of leather from animal hides was a time-consuming and dreadfully smelly process. It's all made me dreadfully homesick for Costa Rica, and for all my friends. Her heels clopped dreadfully on the stone floor, so she whispered a silent word, rolling her eyes, and they made no more noise. This remarkable movie gets dreadfully close to countless numbers of birds as they proceed through their yearly cycle of north and south migration. Still, an 11-month campaign is dreadfully long, and the unforeseen could always happen. I know it has been so long since I wrote, and I am so dreadfully sorry. I am dreadfully sorry, but am I interrupting an important meeting? I was here all last summer myself and really during that dreadfully hot spell, it was always cool. Their political representatives go further, claiming to be dreadfully marginalised, which helps them secure fat subsidies for their ferries. Today I had dinner with Alec on the pavement outside Thai Metro and some good cider in the Fitzroy Tavern and missed him dreadfully the minute we said good night. Some youngsters think these stories about the past are dreadfully boring and they don't want to hear them anymore but deep down, I think, they know it's part of themselves. A couple of video segments are superfluous and dreadfully produced. But progress is uncertain. The new lotThe formation of a new government could go dreadfully wrong. Nevertheless, our mum wanted to take care of us and missed us dreadfully. Show More Sentences Of course, I will miss you dreadfully now that you won't be here anymore. They have often been close to their families and are dreadfully missed. There is nothing here that is going to dreadfully harm the lawful gun owner. His course managed to be both dreadfully dull and appallingly difficult, with few light moments. Coinciding with this woeful happening, a howling wind blew dreadfully. Your children need you here and will miss you dreadfully if you left now. A team that was already depressed over its dreadfully dismal season now must mourn the loss of its very popular owner. In my waking nightmare, Mickey Rourke is about to receive an Oscar for his dreadfully overrated performance in The Wrestler. When we were in Afghanistan, Sarah talked to us about the dreadfully high level of corruption and the people's distrust of their own government. Sighing dreadfully, he walked out of the wooden door and picked up his axe to begin chopping what he thought was enough fire wood to last for three days. There is something dreadfully wrong, and that is the wrong people are in charge of the country and that has to change. Last summer in Austria I, myself, unintentionally parked illegally and felt dreadfully guilty. Ladies and gentlemen, I must ask you to stick strictly to your speaking time, as we are dreadfully behind schedule! We hear about discrimination about older people who find it so dreadfully difficult to get back into the workforce. She played a woman physically allergic to shirts with sleeves, but terminally addicted to acid shades of lippie that clashed dreadfully with her chosen hair dye. But one of her children is dreadfully homesick and frequently upset. The von Wogau report even lends its retrospective support to the dreadfully overpriced Eurofighter programme. In some Nordic countries, such as Finland, it is dreadfully expensive to buy a new, ordinary family car, just because of the registration tax. When we are leaving victims outside a package designed to compensate them there is something dreadfully wrong. We did the scene at the beginning of the film and we were dreadfully embarrassed. Show More Sentences With regard to these two aspects, incidentally, I have no choice but to conclude that the Portuguese Government has been dreadfully negligent. Maybe you are still chowing down on dreadfully misproportioned piles of carbohydrates and fat, and working out halfheartedly, or misguidedly, or not at all. It is quite simply because the excise duties in Luxembourg are dreadfully low, and therefore it is an open and shut case that there is a distortion of the internal market here. Unhappily, on this occasion, the American telescopes discovered Metoss and his son in ambuscade when a discharge of grape followed, and the poor boy was struck dead, dreadfully mangled in his bowels. But Depp's Hatter – with digitally enlarged eyes, a near-relative of his oddly feminised Willie Wonka – is one of the star's less inspired turns, Burton dreadfully indulging his wayward goofiness. Most people upon being diagnosed with a Herniated Disc are dreadfully concerned because the prospects of recovery are known to be infamously slim. All we adults were insanely and dreadfully hungry, but we could justly say to the whole world: The children are the first privileged citizens of our republic. Although it can always be hard to perceive things clearly in family settings, there is something dreadfully direct about such a rule against seeing. Something has gone dreadfully wrong with the mathematics and I would be most obliged if you would examine how we can make full use of the sitting time up to the vote. The Commission's local representative had to ask about everything in Brussels because the people in Brussels were so dreadfully afraid of mistakes being made. Symbols are dreadfully important and Canada is deficient in them. In both his introduction today and in that speech he vacillates dreadfully between the position that we must not entirely rule out the prospect of membership and the view that we must not initiate it either. I must admit that I personally have been skeptical over the years when others comment that biofuels present a near-term salvation for Canadian farmers suffering through dreadfully low crop prices. The yen, which strengthened in late 2008 on the back of safe-haven flows, has sold off in 2009 as the market has refocused on Japan's dreadfully weak fundamentals. It feels all swollen, and it smarts dreadfully. There is something dreadfully wrong with that scenario, especially when the government side cannot produce a single letter or a single petition to support their side, other than from chiefs, often unelected chiefs. This seaborne trade was vital, and it was dreadfully vulnerable. This animal may be a fast runner, but it has been a dreadfully slow evolver. Well, Major, pray tell us your adventures, for you have frightened us dreadfully. The Times of course has to pay the price of encyclopaedism by being often dreadfully overwritten, with long paragraphs connected by motley conjunctions. Show More Sentences Batsmen tossed away their wickets on a decent pitch, their bowlers sprayed the ball around dreadfully and fieldsmen spilled the simplest of catches. Lynn, who is becoming dreadfully predictable in dishes she selects at Italian restaurants, caused my eyebrows to remain distinctly unraised when she chose caprese salad. Examples from Classical Literature When Pustovalov went away to buy wood in the Mogilev district, she missed him dreadfully, lay awake and cried. It's a dreadfully intimate affair with me, and if I didn't like it I should hiss, anyway. I remember, during the gralloch, some dreadfully poor charcoal-burners appearing on the scene to beg for food. I am frightfully, dreadfully sorry, but it does not make the least difference to me. In due time he was dragged across, half strangled, and dreadfully beslubbered by the feculent waters. He was dreadfully dirty and unshaven, his collar and frock-coat looked as if they had been fished up from a ragbag. The elm also suffers dreadfully from the attack of another minute beetle, related to the last. She was sure Hester must be dreadfully tired with sauntering about so long. How dreadfully unkind in a brother nothing has ever turned my love away from! The lash stung me dreadfully, but I was able to smile in his face notwithstanding. However, I had no thought for any one but my patient, who was groaning most dreadfully. It sobers the fellow, for the weight on his nose and the pulling on it hurts dreadfully, and often makes him squeal. I am aware how dreadfully angry it will make mamma, but I remember the risk. All the while he was putting something on my back that smarted it dreadfully. John, dear, I'm ashamed to show you my book, for I've really been dreadfully extravagant lately. At length it came to the turn of one who blundered dreadfully. It was dreadfully unromantic, but Minnie did not fall into a decline. Then her stomach began to swell and she suffered, oh, so dreadfully! But it embarrasses me dreadfully, to have you hug me in public. But he is carrying on dreadfully with a soubrette in New York. Show More Sentences There was another boy, one Tommy Traddles, who I dreaded would make game of it, and pretend to be dreadfully frightened of me. The dear girls will be dreadfully disappointed,' added Rosa, laughing, with the dewdrops glistening in her bright eyes. I don't feel as if it was worth while to turn my hand over for anything, and I'm getting dreadfully fretful and querulous. I see the people coming up from supper, and Englishmen always get romantic after a meal, and that bores me dreadfully. He was dreadfully short-sighted, and there is no pleasure in taking in a husband who never sees anything. How dreadfully cold it is, and how interminably long the winter seems! I was dreadfully dull at mathematics, but I wouldn't see it. It is so beautiful that I'm dreadfully afraid it is meretricious. I spoke from the pit of my stomach for the rest of the journey, but I felt completely extinguished, and dreadfully young. Vandeleur, one of his aunt's oldest friends, a perfect saint amongst women, but so dreadfully dowdy that she reminded one of a badly bound hymn-book. We're dreadfully afraid that she's going to lose the sight of one of her eyes, and I always feel that our physical ailments are so apt to turn into mental ailments. Taken altogether, it was a dreadfully long name to weigh down a poor innocent child, and one of the hardest lessons I ever learned was to remember my own name. How dreadfully dull and depressingly disappointing have they been? But the noise of the struggle was dreadfully distinct, and most terrible of all were the raucous, squawking sounds made by the strangled man's efforts to breathe. It was a dreadfully austere inquiry, but levity was not our note, and, at any rate, before the gray dawn admonished us to separate I had got my answer. It rained dreadfully hard for half an hour while we were at breakfast. She scowls dreadfully, reason or none, out of pure ugliness of temper. 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