Sentence examples for agonizing call from inspiring English sources

• An agonizing call to her — she was on the road — to explain that the network didn't want her to star in a show based on her life, with her name as the title.

Indeed, it's often an agonizing call with only a few cells, says Andrew Einstein, a team member at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York.

We accompany Locke, as if seated beside him, for the drive and the endless, agonizing calls he will make and take in the wake of his decision.

The prime ministers made their announcement in a joint appearance in Mr. Blair's Sedgefield parliamentary district in northeastern England after a two-hour meeting to discuss what Mr. Ahern called agonizing final fine points.

A successful serial entrepreneur told me about a day he spent agonizing over whether to call a VC with whom he was about to close a $10 million financing round.

Addressing what he called an "agonizing question," Robinson asked: "How many lives is a Rembrandt worth?" The struggle is framed as one between the stomach and the spirit.

For parents, particularly those who see their children as misguided but not dangerous, the decision to make that call can be agonizing.

They spent more than a year agonizing over an experimental opus they called "Dazzle Ships," doing everything they could to make it sound nothing at all like "Architecture & Morality".

Nixon, who has been drinking, places an imaginary but not unimaginable phone call to Frost, who has been agonizing over his abject failure to direct the conversation in the first three interviews.

D'Arcy's coach calls the wait for a ruling "agonizing".

"We do not believe Freddie Gray killed himself," Ms. Mosby said, calling the decision to drop the charges "agonizing".