Sentences with phrase «day with dread»

I made that initial career switch because I could not go on, waking up each day with dread, facing another day of having the sense that I needed to be somewhere else.

She would not have been counting her days with the dreaded doom of induction on her mind...

Indeed, this is a much more exciting prospect than those in relationships having the annoyance of compromising their Thanksgiving plans and spending the day with the dreaded in - laws.

Not exact matches

Earlier this year, while on a coaching call with a senior Fortune 1000 executive, she confided that she was feeling super disengaged; she was dreading having to spend the next day or so ensuring that a very important spreadsheet was error free.

But what if for one moment of one day you weren't as riddled with fear and dread over a decision?

Like the weary sailor, the refugee from wreck and storm, who escapes half «dead, and then, in terror, shudders with dread at the very mention of the name of the «sea»; who swears he'll never sail again, who raves he'll stay home, even on the calmest days, but then, in time, forgets his fearful ways, and seeks, again, his fortune above the waves; I, too, have barely escaped the storms that revolve around you, my love, traveling far away, vowing to avoid another catastrophe, but I can't; the thought of you breaks my resolve, and so, I return to where, on that fateful day, Inearly drowned in your tempestuous sea.

Oh Lori, I am dreading the day we have to have «the talk» with my boys too!

Not even a day later, we were slammed with snow, freezing temps and everything else that I dread about New England winters.

I am totally with you on the dreaded gluten - free shortbread recipe... to this day I have still not attempted one.

I can't share your dislike of winter — it is summer and raging hot days that fills me with dread (not to mention bushfires) but snow is still a novelty for me — though I did love the edinburgh winters but I have heard how harsh canadian winters can be and am not sure I would cope

There's a sense of dread looming as the club has sacked another manager with very little time under him, an aspect quite reminiscent of the Massimo Cellino days.

It was a particularly hectic day in hurling as it was the last round of the group stage with places in the knock - out phase — and teams knew it was their last chance to avoid the dreaded relegation play - off.

Although especially the nine years without a trophy also caused a lot of concern amongst some of the Arsenal fans, Wenger is a huge fan favourite with the club, and fans all over the world will be dreading the day the Frenchman decides to quit.

World Book Day — 3 words that fill me with dread.

And as the day of the baby's birth draws near, many mothers - to - be begin to focus on the birth with a sense of dread.

My negative relationship with the dreaded breast pump started on the second day of my son's life.

I dread the picture of having my kids glued to the television all day and I really hate when kids fail to see the beauty around them as they are so deep in a game (as I mentioned seeing kids with...

Every degree cooler, and every day closer, just fills with a little bit more dread.

When baby arrived last year I was dreading how i could cope with homeschooling the older two (eldest with ASD can have some really bad days), but amazingly things have worked out so much better than i could have expected.

If you are new to toddler crafts or the mere thought of crafting with toddlers fills you with dread (Rainy Day Dad is one of those!)

When faced with the dreaded end of Daylight Savings Time each autumn — when clocks «Fall Back» and many babies now start their days at 5 a.m., or earlier!

Working in close consultation with Mass Audubon, and with the considerable assistance of very talented legal counsel, this individual moved swiftly to acquire the property directly, preempting the dreaded public auction that was only a few days off.

But in terms of whether the food was processed convenience food way back when, my memories of the school cafeteria include canned ravioli, fish sticks on Friday, hot dogs with B&M baked beans (or alternately the dreaded sauerkraut which made the whole school stink), and I even remember the day when the principal came into the caf to announce that the next day we were going to have a «new» dish — beefaroni!

Parents of picky eaters may dread the thought of coming up with a balanced lunch for their kids, day in and day out.

After a grand total of 5 years of close, every day exposure to a gaggle of other kids (daycare and school), we have finally been hit with the dreaded head bug infestation, commonly known as lice.

The hospital staff are often so caught up with calories and «ins» (milliliters taken in each day), not to mention the dreaded daily weight check, that breastfeeding may be viewed as an inconvenience.

An MP told me the other day he was taking his wife to see the historical chick fl ick The Young Victoria, but was going to take a book and torch with him because he was dreading it so much.

The prospect of spending my whole day, in the same seat, listening to people from the same field fill's me with a sense of dread.

Every day you dread the uncertainty that comes with trying to get from here to there — there, more often than not, being the shop.

And when it comes to the dreaded leg day, this bodybuilder with notoriously ripped legs calls for maximum pressure and a balanced involvement of both primary and secondary working muscles for optimal results.

If you're prone to heartburn or have gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), certain days may fill you with dread.

Because you know the deal: That bunch of people in your care... They want to eat about a million times per day... So better stock your freezer with a double batch of these muffins, so you can always whip some out when you get the most dreaded question: «Mooooom, I'm hungry!»

Throughout your day, you barely keep up with your to - do list, and the thought of anything «extra» to do fills you with dread.

My dietitian girlfriend was visiting from New York the other day, and she mentioned how much readers of her blog love to see her document everything she eats and drinks on a daily basis — complete with photos and nutritional breakdown of every gram of fat, milligram of sodium and, of course, the dreaded calories.

My brain fog dissipated almost immediately and I could care for my kiddos in ways I hadn't been able to - looking forward even to spending days with them, rather than dreading them because I had.

Every now and then, the thought of making an effort with my outfit fills me with dread, sometimes you simply want to throw on some clothes and spend your day having fun & not wearing something that looks amazing but ultimately means you can't climb a tree or run for a bus.

I've been dreading this for a little while now, so when the day rolled around, I decided to take it with stride and continue on and be fabulous!

I dread the day when they don't want to hang out with anymore.

The day we have all been anticipating and waiting for with both excitement and if we are honest, a bit of dread.

-LCB- Saturday: I finally forced myself to go grocery shopping (a dreaded activity now that I live here) and proceeded to feast on delicious food all day — yogurt with chocolate chips, roasted sweet potato, and plantain brownies (amazing).

I'll be doing the dreaded long flight thing in a few days, and have had many an experience with uncomfortable travel outfits in the past.

First of all, games are on a Sunday, so when my team loses, I'm left with a baneful feeling of dreading work the next day and lamenting why my team didn't just run on the crucial 4th and 1 instead of throwing an intercepted pass.

Valentine's Day has often evoked dread in the hearts of singles Shops are flooded with hearts and flowers whilst everywhere you turn there is advertising

There are plenty of mobile dating apps these days, but have you ever dreaded going out on a date with someone new who you met online, wondering if you'd recognize them?

Valentine's Day dread is out — first dates with Cupid are in.

The result is a worthy serialized companion piece to the auteur's prior efforts in the genre: poised, pulsating with dread, and permeated with cautious optimism that, perhaps, scrupulous rationality might help us triumph over modern - day irrationality.

Trouble Every Day aches with spiritual dread.

Dumbledore (Gambon, The Good Shepherd) manages to save the day, but Harry's despondency leads him further away from comfort with his friends and make - shift family at Hogwarts, especially as they aren't really taking to his cries that the dreaded Voldemort (Fiennes, Wallace and Gromit) is orchestrating something nefarious.

The movie starts with the actual cameraphone footage of Grant's shooting, so the sense of dread builds throughout the film: as we watch Grant go throughout his day — play with his young daughter, celebrate his mother's birthday, revisit his time in jail, interact with strangers — we know that this day is his last, and so his death comes as a particularly emotional gut punch.

A dread - filled end of days tale sees two families threatened by a deadly virus with shocking and emotionally grueling results