1
He was, of all the overseers, the most dreaded by the slaves.
2
No punishment was so much dreaded by the refractory slave as selling.
3
This was a punishment more dreaded by the convicts than any other.
4
Then follows Gebel Abûfêda, dreaded by the sailors for its sudden gusts.
5
The week before Christmas is dreaded by many family court lawyers and judges.
6
This was the one possibility dreaded by the soldiers all along the front.
7
The Spirit of the Cornfield is dreaded by children of all European countries.
8
Two of them deal with the Anglo-Saxon poem Boewulf much dreaded by Eng.
9
This enemy was more dreaded by the provincials than Montcalm himself.
10
Moreover, the great dog Jowler was known and dreaded by all his enemies.
11
From wild beasts to be dreaded by a traveller, Australia is, happily, free.
12
Pre-marriage courses are required by the Catholic Church - and often dreaded by couples.
13
All the wading and swimming birds are to be dreaded by the fish culturist.
14
Highest he stood among the uncrowned heads of Europe, and dreaded by the crowned.
15
This will save all the trouble of bias bands, so dreaded by the dress-maker.
16
This is one of the diseases much dreaded by parents.
