Sentence examples for and frustrated in the from inspiring English sources

There had initially been reluctance among some members of the hierarchy at Chelsea to bring David Luiz back to the club, with PSG sounded out over Marquinhos and a possible loan move for Aymen Abdennour at Valencia also explored, but Conte, so desperate to add to his options and frustrated in the Italian market, eventually expressed a willingness to restore the Brazilian to the ranks.

Said Abu Shakra, director of the town's well-known art gallery, and a long time promoter of co-existence between Jews and Arabs, said he now felt "depressed and frustrated" in the face of the ascendancy of Mr Lieberman, who once proposed the bombing of Egypt's Aswan Dam and suggested that Arab Knesset members who had talks with Hamas representatives should be executed.

This time, the President sounded angry and frustrated in much the same way that a private citizen might, at a loss to suggest a way forward.

In March of last year, living in San Francisco and frustrated in his work for the Montana-based company, which provided local entertainment information and news for Web sites, he again went job hunting and found opportunities bountiful.

As the fine print is written for Medicare and energy bills that will touch virtually every American, many of this city's mightiest lawmakers and lobbyists find themselves on the wrong side of closed doors, forced to forage for scraps of information and frustrated in efforts to influence the measures.

Personally, for today I am both marketing entrepreneur and yoga teacher, spiritual writer and Zumba instructor, corporate trainer and helpful wife and mother, leader of group meditations and frustrated in heavy traffic (but oh, how the meditating helps!) It's messy, a little crazy, but its fluid, and it fits.

"We were angry and frustrated in 1989," he said, "and we're frustrated and bewildered in 2002.

The booklet initiated a fearful and frustrated response in the parent: '….

The once refulgent reign of Queen Elizabeth had come to a stale and frustrated end in the preceding year, and a new monarch had been imported from Scotland, emerging from the rather questionable uterus of the old queen's former rival, the amorously notorious Mary, Queen of Scots.

She recently said she "feels proud, excited and often helpless; helpless and frustrated" working in the war-torn country.

In interviews with News India Times, several Pakistani-Americans revealed they were not just deeply dismayed and disappointed, but felt beleaguered and frustrated about the setback in their struggle to portray their community in a positive light.