Sentence examples for To your consternation from inspiring English sources

Much of this is neatly framed — an eye poke, for some reason, is funnier in long shot — and you sit there for an hour, in good humor, waiting for the narrative to stop noodling around and get going, only to realize, to your consternation, that it's winding down.

Pakistani Taliban leader Baitullah Meshud was killed in an airstrike early on, removing a target that was never much of a priority to your administration, to the consternation of Pakistan.

Your decision to go to Marseille and your mild consternation at discovering that it is fourteen hours from Paris.

By Alice Frankforter The New Yorker, July 26 , 1930 P. 30Your decision to go to Marseille and your mild consternation at discovering that it is fourteen hours from Paris.

She returned to the office to consternation.

To her consternation, the cast laughed.

To the consternation of the unions, his pledges went on.

At least before Murray added to their consternation.

To his consternation, the baby began to wail.

Neither did James Madison, to the consternation of Mr. Warren.

To the consternation of the developers, the systems were broken promptly.