Dread the prospect
coming back to thousands of emails!
Who would have thought those three little words could
inspire dread
to mums on maternity leave.
Potential excellent reward for faultless maintenance was abruptly replaced by
nameless dread.
Dread diseases
by 2015.
But i was
absolutely dreading
there would be a lot, lot more.
In fact
i dread
the thought of an early marriage.
Dread what
must have been going through the mind of the 12 year old child.
Dread to think
what people think of blackpool!
Dreading going
to the shops in a couple of months, ' he said.
Dread of punishment
will never make a mason an accomplice in so corrupting his countrymen, nor a teacher of depravity and barbarity.
Dreading the thought
of walking all the way around the block the other way to get home.
When my phone lights up i don't
feel that niggling dread
in the pit of my stomach anymore.
They flee the error of presuming on god only to fall into the trap of being gripped by an
anxious dread
of god.
Dread sentence
had been passed upon yet another brother there ( ch.
I
rather dread
him writing about the queer stuff.
Dread of death.
Dreading the moment.
In the cold war, the
constant dread
of nuclear war was a fact of life.
Dread word, but wholly applicable in this example ).
Most parents dread
the letter home telling of the latest head lice epidemic at their child's school or nursery.
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