Sentences with phrase «just dread»

It was an ordeal buying them and I just dread having to buy new ones.

And I try not to do workouts that I just dread.

Ever dread putting on a bathing suit or have a hard time relaxing on vacation because you just dread the bathing suit thing?

But lately I just dread nap time.

Some other kids just dread going to school.

After recovering from a broken leg, u just dread tackles.

I kinda like them, but I'm not gonna lie sometimes I just dread mondays.

He just dreads the word salad from long before we met, and it is hard to get him to come around to the idea of other salads besides «regular» salad.

I used to love swimming but during that four - year cycle, I just dreaded getting in the water.

I'm just dreading our 6:45 am wake up call.

I was literally just dreading going to the gym bc I'm sick of my music but I will definitely try this playlist!!

For example, is there a particular question that you are just dreading that the interviewer will ask?

Perhaps you are just dreading spending another holiday with your husband / wife's family?

Not exact matches

It was a Wednesday in October 2012, and Ulman, CEO and president of the Livestrong Foundation, had just received the inevitable news he had been dreading for months: The United States Anti-Doping Agency's long - awaited and damning report, which concluded once and for all that Lance Armstrong, the cancer charity's founder and chairman, was guilty of doping during his legendary cycling career.

But just as he once dreaded losing that million - dollar customer, Richardson believes that Stave fans are anticipating his demise and stocking up on new puzzles.

As much as many of us look forward to yummy turkey and post-meal sloth, we dread the craziness at the airports with just as much fervor.

His first payroll check had just bounced and he was shaken up about it, as his franchise employed 30 people and he dreaded the thought of having to shutdown.

Avoid clients who take up too much of your time, who consistently have unrealistic expectations or who you just generally dread working with.

Putting off a dreaded project or conversation will not only stress you out but may lead to just the outcome you fear.

But if that's your way of avoiding the toughest, most dreaded item on your list, it's really just procrastination.

A moment of recognizing what you feel is real may be just what you need to move past a moment of dread.

While it may seem hard to step away from your desk for some time, just think about how you will be combating the afternoon slump (and dreaded sweets craving).

Just a little something to distract you from the eternal dread...

The secret to steering clear of dreaded vanity metrics is to define failure just as clearly as you define success.

Just five years ago, that number was 2,475, and a chart of the growth looks like the dreaded hockey stick.

However, there are others who dread the temptations that come with the territory — pajamas, television, and puppy videos galore, just to name a few.

obviously you don't truly agree with what you are going to preach, or you are preaching legalism of some sort, or you're twisting the text to say something it doesn't say, or you really couldn't say what you're planning on saying with integrity, or it's just so frigging boring that you're dreading the thought of keeping yourself awake during it, as well as the people.

(Levi smiled: «Our family is just like the dreaded Putneys.»

Annie, a «spiritual wife» you use because she is much cooler than you, and has tattooed arm sleeves, dread locks, and an air of androgyny to give you street cred with the GLBT community that you have just now decided (and since it has now become mainstream) to reinvent your platform upon.

Another cause has been the insidious notion (greatly encouraged by successive governments but particularly under New Labour - Old Labour tended to be much more traditional in its views on the family) that the family has many forms, that marriage is just one option, and that lone parenting is just as «valid» (dread word) a form as any other.

You learn to stop thinking baout how much you dread it, and just do it.

Its last four lines focused on the central problem which haunts celebrators of Martin Luther on his 500th birthday: «All Works and all Societies are bad; The Just shall live by Faith,» he cried in dread.

Just like the debating astrologers, who can argue until the drought breaks as to whether Virgos or Capricorns will find love this month, must fear the approach of the astronomer and his telescope, you beleivers in the various sky - fairies must dread the contenance of the rational atheist..

For we are all imitators: other brave sheriffs would follow; to be a dauntless sheriff would come to be recognized as the correct and only the dreaded disapproval would fall to the share of the other kind; courage in this office would become custom, the absence of it a dishonor, just as courage presently replaces the timidlty of the new soldier; then the mobs and the lynchings would disappear, and --

But just the thought of getting audited, or getting some sort of official document from the most dreaded government agency of all time is enough to raise your stress level a bit.

Some days, it is exhausting just to wake up, knowing (dreading even) what you are going to face that day.

I am there when you try and swerve into on coming traffic, into a telephone pole just wanting the dread and pain to end.

«All Works and all Societies are bad; The Just shall live by Faith,» he cried in dread.

But the effect this ought to have on us is not just humility but downright dread.

He doesn't take that dread and fear away, just grows my confidence that I can trust Him in that place).

My hand found cold keyboard just Chad's words penetrated my every sense, leaving me with naught but a sour pang of dread.

Finally, I turn 32 years old on New Year's Eve in just a few short days, which I'm not overly excited about but also not dreading either.

I don't know how I managed to avoid the dreaded cracked cheesecake - just got lucky I guess;P But that's what berries are for anyhow, right?

Not that I dread the work - week, I totally don't, I just like that the weekends allow...

Many of us experience that dreaded plateau, where weight loss just doesn't seem to come as easily as it did before.

I dreaded going back just for the mix so I googled guacamole spices and found this gem.

I was kind of dreading trying to come up with the right mixture of flours to get this cake just right.

Every woman has her own unique struggles, however, and for me, it just happened to be the DREADED pregnancy acne.

I altered the recipe a bit, and I think it will be easier for those who posted that they are intimidated by caramel: I added enough water just to dissolve the sugar (about 1 / 4c) and added 1 Tbsp light corn syrup (helps prevent the dreaded «crystallization»).

Fun and exciting... but I'm dreading the meal prep to make things easier for my husband... Booking the plane ticket and hotel is just another thing add to the list.