Sentence examples for after frustration from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Clinton signed on to the initiative after frustration that the Russians had walked away from a transition plan she thought was agreed on in June.
After frustration mounted following one rocky start, he met with Class AAA Manager Tony Beasley and front office official Doug Harris, then the Nationals' farm director.
Protests electrified Russia's two largest cities, Moscow and St . Petersburg in December 2011, after frustration with electoral fraud blossomed into broader discontent with corruption and the country's leadership.
The company's decision to set up camp in Canada, after frustration in its attempts to persuade US regulators to allow it to launch its drones in Washington state, takes Amazon's quarrel with the federal government to a new level.
At the Mexico 1968 Olympics, the West German pentathlete Hans Jürgen Todt had to be separated from the uncooperative Ranchero, after frustration got the better of him and he began swinging haymakers at his steed.
The award – created after frustration at an all-male Booker shortlist in 1991 – had been known as the Orange since it was first awarded, to Helen Dunmore, in 1996.
"I was just making up these things after frustrations with other ways of painting words," he said.
After frustrations on these key points, the founder moved on to another project and Signal is possibly permanent stasis.
But Saturday's emphatic win over Newcastle, days after defeating Galatasaray by the same scoreline in the Champions League, has lifted spirits after frustrations boiled over at Stoke.
Vivero said that he was inspired to start Amino after frustrations seeking treatment and insurance plans that would cover his own, relatively rare condition– hereditary hemachromatosis, a metabolic disorder where your body fails to filter out too much iron.
More specifically we played Pathfinder, an offshoot created in 2009 by original D&D employees as a set of "house-rules" after frustrations with the longevity and flexibility of the then-current 3.5 version of D&D proper.
