Sentence examples for agony more from inspiring English sources
Yeltsin had defeated the coup, and now, to make the agony more intense for Kryuchkov, he was hoping to win reëlection against the Communist Party candidate, Gennady Zyuganov.
A shift from the rhetoric of endless confrontation with Russia could also help lower the temperature and make a UN consensus for multilateral action to end Syria's agony more likely.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has called for "a shift from the rhetoric of endless confrontation with Russia", believing that it "could also help lower the temperature and make a UN consensus for multilateral action to end Syria's agony more likely".
This new series promises "more agony, more pain": office worker Sophie, played by the brilliant Olivia Colman, is missing, but druggy Super Hans is back, and gives Mark a job in a bathroom shop.
But in the second innings today he barely put a foot wrong – until 17 deliveries remained and that edge sped to first slip to condemn English supporters to more agony, more ecstasy.
I can't claim Back to Blood does that, but about halfway through I noticed I wasn't writhing in quite such agony any more.
But he was quite right not to "play Solomon," as he put it, by making monetary distinctions between people who died instantly and those whose agony was more prolonged.
Society's "willingness to limit the Government to a single criminal proceeding to vindicate its very vital interest in enforcement of criminal laws" bespeaks society's recognition of the gross unfairness of requiring the accused to undergo the strain and agony of more than one trial for any single offense.
Larwood's agony was more extended.
England suffered penalty agony once more as Italy won a shoot-out after the Euro 2012 quarter-final finished goalless in Kiev.
It is also an opportunity to reflect on what it says about our own society if cultivating a horror story about 21 people getting badly burned and wailing in agony is more attractive to the media (and its viewers) than the true story of 6,000 people who came together for four days and created breakthroughs in their lives.
