Sentence examples for be distraught at from inspiring English sources

Their families are said be be distraught at the news and have been clinging to the hope their daughters would want to come home.

The pair appeared in court on Monday charged with child abduction, but are said by their lawyer to be distraught at the forcible removal of a child they were raising as their daughter.

ARDENT fans of Cindy Crawford who may be distraught at the loss of her high-profile endorsement deal with Revlon can now find a compensatory campaign to help provide their minimum daily requirement of supermodel chic.

One can only surmise that Carson would be distraught at what is happening today, when not just cowardice but "science for sale" has become a familiar phenomenon, and when the stranglehold of large companies has become a great deal tighter than it was when Carson was writing in the early 1960s.

There will be many parents who will be distraught at the prospect of their local hospital losing its surgical unit.

Jane is distraught at the loss of her mother.

"I'm distraught at leaving the tour," he said.

Kathleen is distraught at this news, but not surprised.

Now Mr. Anisi is distraught at what is happening to the reputation of his language school.

Blood donors lined up for hours and many were distraught at being turned away.

Witheridge's father, Tony, said his family was distraught at receiving "the most devastating news".