Sentence examples for called agony from inspiring English sources
She was called Agony Annie.
Some of them are modified from Google searches like "conference call agony," and others are based off of photos of the people who contributed the voices. .
Mr. Lapham once wrote a slim volume about a visit to Davos called "The Agony of Mammon".
It is called "The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs," and yes, it is about the recently deceased founder of Apple.
A theatre monologue called The Agony and Ecstasy of Steve Jobs, performed at theatres around the US over the past two years by the American performer-lobbyist Mike Daisey, takes the form of a first-person account of a visit to the Foxconn factory in China where iPhones, iPads and other Apple products are made.
I think what was coming up for me was what Maya Angelou might have called my agony.
"I wouldn't call it agony, watching the last three legs of the race," Joyce said.
The stream has no name on maps, but the scientists, thinking of the prickling briars and entangling wild grape vines, call it Agony Creek.
The planning professor at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Orlando dos Santos Junior, sees dire conflict ahead in the clash between spending on white elephants and crying needs elsewhere in the city – producing what he calls "an agony of disappointed loyalties".
On Friday, President Donald Trump took to Twitter to slam Alec Baldwin's SNL impersonation, calling it "agony" to watch.
The poses release our karma, or what some might call our agony, and that clears the way for a smooth flow of energy.
