Sentence examples for a harrowing hour from inspiring English sources

A harrowing hour or so later, we come within hollering distance of our fisherman.

It's a harrowing hour of television, in which a young woman clones her recently deceased husband using the blueprint of his identity, as spread across his social media activity.

A 12-year-old boy whose heart was pierced by a pencil as he lunged toward his bed to catch a football is recuperating after two and a half harrowing hours of the pencil's throbbing at every beat in his chest.

Discounting the harrowing hour and a half boat ride it takes to get there, Catalina is the safest, most placid place to unwind.

After a second page, Ms. Silverthorn said, "he became arrogant and said, 'You don't know what to look for — you're not a doctor.' " He ignored her third page, and after another harrowing hour she called the attending physician at home.

IF you're like us, the final harrowing hour of Thanksgiving preparation can leave you feeling like an air traffic controller at Newark Airport -- and starving, besides.

The trip, normally 45 minutes, became a harrowing three hours in blizzard conditions.

Mr. Kennedy's aides described a harrowing 48-hour period in which it appeared that Mr. Kennedy would not be able to give the convention speech.

It's estimated to be on sale in July, just in time for you to make a harrowing seven-hour epic of your family holiday in Tuscany - ideal fodder for the new-look BBC website.

From there on, the film is a harrowing two hours of camerawork of varying quality and intrusiveness, stitched together with Winehouse's music and lyrics, which laid her life bare with more wit, flair and honesty than 100 paparazzi shots could.

A few years ago a man skishing at night got caught in a strong rip, hooked a rock and spent a harrowing few hours holding on before being rescued by a boat.