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In his last days Zia is portrayed as a murderous buffoon: bullied by his wife, sobbing to Allah and suffering dreadfully from worms.

Peter was most dreadfully frightened; he rushed all over the garden, for he had forgotten the way back to the gate.

It is all dreadfully familiar (though no European country is about to elect another Hitler).

but, I declare, my hips are so dreadfully tired that I believe that I'll give up my plan and content myself with a look from this hill.

I always feel as if I were in the convent again--or on the stage, before a dreadfully polite audience that never applauds.

The hole was much too small for Timmy Tiptoes' figure. They squeezed him dreadfully, it was a wonder they did not break his ribs .

He exaggerates dreadfully, and all boys like to seem Byronic, so do most men, for the matter of that.

Well, as I said, the bandits stopped the lorry, and they beat up the driver dreadfully. I wasn't beaten up quite so badly.

I dreadfully wanted to ask a question, but I was carrying about as many short answers as my cargo-room would admit of, so I held my peace.

Paul was dreadfully frightened; but still he made a stand for the absent Glubb, though he did it trembling.

His right leg was dreadfully deformed, the foot being twisted heel forward in a way horrible to see.

I know I should be dreadfully angry with him, but everyone is so virtuous nowadays that a change is quite refreshing.

Once we came across a school of hippopotami, which rose, and bellowed dreadfully at us within ten or a dozen fathoms of the boat.

But while they were busy about this, a most dreadfully high wind rose, and blew out most of the Parrot-tail feathers from Violet's bonnet.

Your hands are bigger than mine, and you will stretch my glove dreadfully, began Meg, whose gloves were a tender point with her.

It was dreadfully cold, it was snowing fast, and almost dark, the evening----the last evening of the old year was drawing in.

I cannot conceal from you that sometimes I long for you dreadfully .

There was a great deal more of the same sort, but too dreadfully conceited to be written down. These are some of the milder verses.

Ah, the poet's prophecy of Me -- how admirable, how dreadfully admirable!

We see a tragic snippet on the six o'clock news and wonder how things can go so dreadfully wrong in a life filled with material affluence?

Whatever you may be sure of, is sure of this: that you be dreadfully like other people.

An elderly lady, dreadfully crippled with arthritis, used to hobble painfully to church on two crutches .

It may be all quite true, ' said I to Biddy, 'but I admire her dreadfully. '

I need it so much. I'm dreadfully in debt, and it won't be myturn to have the rag money for a month.

Sentence No. 2. Parking in downtown areas is so dreadfully expensive, so most people think twice about bringing their cars into the city.

Small chickens, just setting out on the journey of life, look so bright and alert and they are in fact so dreadfully stupid.

Now that he has faded so dreadfully, he's destined for a dreadful, awkward summer of anguish and second-guessing his play.

I be dreadfully sorry, but i be afraid i have spill ink all over the table cloth .

I'm dreadfully sorry to hear your bad news.

And in India, an agrarian country with a billion-plus people, land is dreadfully scarce.

he is old , covered with wounds , and suffers dreadfully , he says , in travelling . " indeed ? "

Salem collects planes and girlfriends and insists on singing (dreadfully) at dinners and wedding parties.

Lord Jones, former trade minister, said Sir Fred had behaved "fairly dreadfully" and should give up half his pension.

Have words to speak very face to face ": Care about increasingly , lose right away increasingly dreadfully" .

The formation of a new government could go dreadfully wrong.

I did hate borrowing money from others, so unless I was dreadfully cornered, I would not borrowed money from others easily.

The subject is dreadfully embarrassing.

He was dreadfully sleepy, but he could not go to sleep for the agonising pain in his arm, which ached and would not be easy in any position.

The north wind was howling dreadfully outside the house, like the screams of some wounded wild beasts.

The result aches with a wisdom that feels dreadfully earned.

My dear grandpa, do you know how dreadfully I miss you?

As the months wore on Miss Glover became dreadfully solicitous.

'How dreadfully savage ! ' exclaimed Alice.

He fell with force upon the ground and limped away, howling dreadfully.

The house is so antique and dismal that it depresses me dreadfully.

Flying over water can get dreadfully boring after the first few hours, and your book of detective stories came in very handy.

Morrigan: Why not? But first, how about a sparring match? I'm so dreadfully bored!

Sometimes someone has to become dreadfully ill from a dietary supplement before it even becomes a "blip" on the FDA's radar.

I'm dreadfully , sorry , but I've broken a plate .

'It's the first position in dancing. ' Alice said; but was dreadfully puzzled by the whole thing, and longed to change the subject.

dreadfully, wafully, frightfully terrific adj.

I'm dreadfully sorry for your sister.

See how dreadfully complex it has all become.

Oh, Your Grace, I'm dreadfully sorry; it shan't happen again. -Precisely, Madam!

Lord Henry, you are quite delightful and dreadfully demoralizing.

I think of you often, and miss you dreadfully.

The witch shrieked dreadfully, but Gretel ran off and let her burn to death.

Mamma needs you dreadfully, and I do hope you can get away at once and go straight to Granny's.

"I miss you dreadfully and am yours 'til death, " Addams wrote to Smith.

She missed them dreadfully when they were at school.

My son felt dreadfully disappointed.

I'm dreadfully sorry for you.

The list of African opposition figures who perished this way is dreadfully long.

Dreadfully dull lives the monks live.

From the throat, dreadfully lacerated, had issued a pool of blood not yet entirely coagulated.

All of which goes to show how dreadfully stupid poor Humbert always was in matters of sex.

I'm sure Aunt Polly will be dreadfully shocked.

A long journey by bus is dreadfully tiring.

Wasn't he dreadfully common?

I am dreadfully sorry for you both.

In a word, dreadfully.

I am dreadfully sorry for you.

I am sure Aunt Polly will be dreadfully shocked.

I have been most dreadfully unwell, it is my last hope.

I was dreadfully frighted, (that I must acknowledge) when I perceived him to run my Way;

As well as where dreadfully missing fulfilled

oh , no , no . i ' m not sick . i ' m just dreadfully nervous

I am missing you dreadfully, Jervie dear, but it's a happy kind of missing;