The days was bad enough; it was the nights they dreaded most.

It was this autumn inspection that the farmers dreaded most.

Politics, not to mention life, had taught him that what you dreaded most usually came to pass.

Of all difficulties, the one he dreaded most was that the children would get ill again.

And the thing he dreaded most was lest any cloud should come over this evening's happiness.

The sound we dreaded most was of our parents calling us inside.

What he dreaded most for himself was to think of that creek.

He forced the words from his mouth, driving himself to ask the question he dreaded most.

The first to speak was the one he dreaded most.

By her own nagging, Harriet was bringing about what she dreaded most.