Sentence examples for aghast after from inspiring English sources

In 1976 Margaret Thatcher looked utterly implausible, her party aghast after selecting her by mistake.

In July, a High Court judge became aghast after learning that there were dozens -- and perhaps hundreds -- of such cases of bogus mortality.

Paul Doyle Match report: Southampton 3-1 Newcastle Benítez aghast after Newcastle's meek surrender Football, and the Premier League's integrity, needs Leicester to win the title and fingers crossed, they will – but the relegation struggle is much tighter than Claudio Ranieri's duel with Tottenham's Mauricio Pochettino.

Gillingham manager Andy Hessenthaler has been left aghast after four of his squad were ruled out of next Saturday's trip to Cheltenham through suspension.

A Black Cat staffer remarked aghast after the show, "I have NEVER seen that happen before". And then, when there wasn't an ounce of oxygen to spare in the now oppressively hot room, Priests began, or more accurately, they exploded.

His wife wrote to me, aghast that after typing "tax returns" into Google it was the first site that came up, and he lost £500.

Pegler was (understandably) aghast when, soon after Pearl Harbor, Mrs. Roosevelt opined that things would improve "if we were all drafted and told what to do".

On the second occasion Oxenford was clearly aghast a millisecond after he had raised his finger, in recognition of his error; he made one pine for Kumar Dharmasena.

After all, it's never fun to be the foreigner, not quite knowing what to say when you are faced with someone aghast with shock after you tell them that no, you haven't ever been hunting or seen a sheep before.

Watching, aghast, as speaker after speaker rambles on, he offers his two cents to anybody who will listen.

Myleene Klass was said to be "aghast" and "bemused" today after being warned by police for waving a knife at youths who entered her garden.