"He is aghast," said Jodie Evans, a longtime associate who had recently had dinner with Mr. Brown in Oakland.
"I've looked at this very closely and gone through all the documents, and I'm just aghast," said Edward Huijbens, director of the Icelandic Tourism Research Center in Akureyri, the main town in northern Iceland.
As I pushed the stroller, its privacy panel zipped up, through the dining room, a woman, looking aghast, said, "Oh, my Gawd, your baby is oinking!" At our table, Wolf discreetly fed Daphne some raspberries and a scone, but drew the line at prosciutto sandwiches.
Jerry Marshall, chair of Action Groups Against High Speed Two (Aghast), said: "Given the partisan composition of the committee, we welcome the significant number of issues that its report has raised around the fatal flaws in HS2's business case.
"I was aghast," Ms. Kelly said.
"They're aghast," he said.
"My client was aghast," he said.
Aghast, I said, "Alexa, you're smart".
"I was aghast," she said by phone on Monday.
