Sentence examples for In throes from inspiring English sources

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The New Yorker, December 5 , 1925P. 1 We learn Hollywood again in throes of itches for authorship.

1963 Argentina in Throes of Revolt BUENOS AIRES — A military revolt broke out against President Jose Maria Guido today [April 2].

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Matters would have been much worse without the spending; as it was, unemployment never surpassed 5.8%, and, in throes of the global financial crisis, it peaked at 5.5%.

This scene, so delicately rendered in Joyce's interior monologue, here becomes a grand climax, with Crotty in throes of wailing grief, while Townsend awkwardly declaims to her.

Spellers in the throes of anguish indulged in stalling tactics.

"I made this film in the throes and in the wake of identifying myself.

He was the German goalkeeper who killed himself while in the throes of depression in 2009.

In 2009 alone, in the throes of the recession, bookings through traditional agencies plummeted by 23 percent.

But I've heard similar talk in many other countries in the throes of democracy movements.