Dreadfully

That said, I am more dreadfully sorry for the pain that will dwell with the families of the shooting victims in Lewiston as they, and too many others, wonder why Congress fails to act. We’ve all had enough.

Whether a guy was dreadfully dull, slacked on personal hygiene, or a huge mama’s boy, almost every woman has a bad date story to share that has sent them running for the door.

Paying respect to their captain after news of his sad passing spread, the team wrote: “We are so dreadfully sad to let our members and friends know that our Club Captain, Aiden Hoenigmann has passed away at the age of only 27.

The magistrates told the defendants they had “dreadfully mistreated” the equines, but agreed to suspend their custodial sentences.

America and its allies will command Northeast Asian waters against North Korea’s feeble navy and air force unless they botch things dreadfully.

At least for a few weeks, we’ve been able to avoid the dreadfully dry air we know is coming each winter.

At school, he was dreadfully shy and suffered from a stammer, but was also an incorrigible show-off.

Both Suntory’s Strong Zero brand and the dreadfully named Kirin The Strong line of drinks have unveiled a grape variety in time for lower temperatures.

Somehow, multiple life events may have taken place that left you a bit behind, on the kitchen table is now a stack of important notices that claim you are dreadfully behind on payments.

And while Belgium were at times scintillating in the group stages, France were lucky to beat Australia and Peru and played out a dreadfully dull draw against Denmark.

Do you remember when we called those utterly frivolous though dreadfully ominous news stories of yesteryear Black Cat News Stories?

In his memoir, he said, ‘I have laid myself bare and how I miss my dad dreadfully.

She had always been there for me and it was her I missed dreadfully when I was sent to boarding school at the age of seven.

He described the "transformation to sausage " as "dreadfully compelling", Weissweiler, p. 27 Weissweiler, p. 26 leaving a lasting impression; pork nauseated him throughout his life.

Her physician scolds her dreadfully about this, but she only laughs at him.

The farewell was very tearful and, as shown by her regular letters, she missed them dreadfully.

The name comes from a person that would repeatedly over-bid and lose dreadfully each time.