Sentence examples for anguish of missing from inspiring English sources

Having twice experienced the anguish of missing out on the chance to appear at the Millennium Stadium with Birmingham City, Gill could be forgiven for fearing a third snub.

Wes' big fight in New Orleans was scheduled on the same day as Jaxon's first birthday and despite the anguish of missing his son's big day, Wes decided to go ahead and fight.

And there was the pain and anguish of chances missed and woodwork struck before Aaron Ramsey, fittingly as Arsenal's best player, wrote the chapter in extra-time for which Gunners fans had waited almost a decade.

I was sort of missing the old renegade Karen Finley, when suddenly she started repeating the words "you know" (in a section on Mrs. Onassis's daughter, Caroline Kennedy) with increasing volume and anguish.

The words seems like a cry of anguish, the missing line, the blank space, like a freeze, or a death.

The Liverpool midfielder said the anguish of such near misses was a motivation for the current side, and Allen was one of Wales' leading lights in Israel.

He said at each hearing that his primary concern was for the families of the missing, who were suffering anguish not knowing where their loved ones were.

Panic, anguish, frustration as families await word of the missing.

The anguish of Tianjin -- homes lost, loved ones missing.

A Health and Safety Executive spokesman said: "We fully understand the anguish the families of the three missing workers will be experiencing.

He will even miss sobbing with a player who dealt with the physical and mental anguish of having his season ended by broken leg.