Dreading

But while studying at Harvard Medical School, she realized she was dreading her hospital internship and enjoying the service jobs she worked to afford this education.

I’d been dreading my first Mother’s Day after my mom died, and decided the best place to be that weekend was at the cemetery where she was buried.

If you're one of those pet owners that are dreading the loud noises that come hand in hand with November 5, we might have some answers for you.

Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle editor Toby Tabachnick was dreading the trial coverage, with a staff of just three on the editorial side: herself and two reporters, David Rullo and Adam Reinherz.

The angst throughout the American Jewish community is evident in newspaper columns, at think-tank symposiums and in synagogue webinars, with many dreading a pall on U.S.-Israel relations or further potential damage to Israel’s reputation in the world.

The last few years have seen motorists across East Staffordshire and South Derbyshire hit hard in the pocket when it comes to filling up their carsPrices have skyrocketed dreading a trip to the forecourt.

The news Wyoming fans were dreading came true last Tuesday afternoon when officially entered his name into the NCAA Transfer Portal.

A family source said: "It’s the they have been dreading.

And that’s all it was, really, this talk I’d been dreading.

A POWYS chef is hoping to spread some festive cheer by reaching out to all food allergy sufferers who might be dreading their works Christmas party or eating out during the holidays this year.

But that huddle of young men in the landing craft, armed to the teeth and blacked up like warriors but dreading what lay ahead: That’s the memory Neville returns to again and again.

He looks at Godzilla, aware that he will wake up again, dreading the inevitable destruction.

Her baby shower is in a few weeks, and I’m dreading it.

However and insider has suggested that Kate is dreading him being sent there.

I was dreading the flight home, and the seat belt saga all over again.

Keating is dreading New Year’s Eve because people usually gather along the sand spit, burning charcoal barbecues, drinking alcohol and getting clumsy with it, playing loud music and letting off illegal fireworks.

Keir Starmer's wife was 'dreading' the attention she'd get if he was elected.

Listen — I was absolutely horrified by the movies as a kid, so, naturally, I was both very excited for and dreading this house.

The whole experience has forced Beak to leave her full-time job as a dental nurse to look after her daughter, and left her on anxiety medication, dreading the next message from the school.

With every step, I could hear my heart pounding, dreading the thought of sitting in a classroom for the next 60 minutes, hearing a teacher talking at me.