Sentence examples for as agony from inspiring English sources

In 2006 she was hired as agony aunt for the Sunday Times Style supplement.

She's offered to act as agony aunt for Guardian Australia readers this week.

(Abashed at his own acting, he refers to his performing as "agony, agony").

Before all this furore, though, Strayed was quietly beavering away as agony aunt "Dear Sugar" on the literary website The Rumpus.

Unlike many writers, James does not describe the process as agony but it certainly seems to be a compulsion, if anything only intensified by age.

It is with sadness that Monkey reports that the widely popular columnist Rod Liddle has been sacked as "agony uncle" by GQ.

When asked whether the wait to find out if he had qualified had been agonising, Waterfield replied: "Not as much agony as my wrists are in.

So many girls said, "No"to me in high school I had to dig deep and understand where that "yes" point was so I didn't have to go through as much agony as an adult.

She's in as much agony as the Kid.

As much agony as circumcision has caused her as an adult, the woman recalls that when she was a child in Somalia, girls who were not cut were considered oddities.

No category caused the judges as much agony as the children.