| Both events, one dreadfully sad, one wonderfully happy, illustrate the extremes to which we can be tested in our lives. |
| Assured walls are in fact dreadfully thin and people wake each other up in the night all the time, and have no auditory privacy. |
| I love my job, relish the operational role and will no doubt miss it dreadfully. |
| I feel dreadfully sorry for Charlie and I know the whole village will be very upset. |
| I missed SP dreadfully and kept thinking about our last night that we spent together. |
| His behaviour was terrible and I am dreadfully sorry that you were exposed to it. |
