Sentence examples for chagrin it from inspiring English sources

To the Rangers' chagrin, it did just that, by the inches separating triumph from defeat.

When he rendered childish chagrin, it was with a cozy chuckle, which I find hard to endure even now.

When he rendered childish chagrin, it was with a cozy chuckle, which I find hard to endure even now..

To Mr. Butera's chagrin, it became an even bigger hit for the rock singer David Lee Roth three decades later.

At the appointed time the set was switched on, but to everyone's chagrin it seemed the movie had already been on for a good half-hour.

It began life as a Broadway musical in 1957, and to Bernstein's chagrin, it remained his best-known and most beloved work, eclipsing the large catalog of symphonic music he poured his soul into.

To its chagrin, however, it has found itself in a similar pickle to Tokyo.Kansai drew no nuclear power from the stricken Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear-power plant.

"Yeah, that was spectacular," I say, and much to my chagrin, I mean it.

Overheard in a corridor of the Political Science Department of Yale, one professor to another: "I have been thoroughly conceptualizing what I must do this week, but, to my chagrin, I find it simply is not operational".

By Ruth Greenstein and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, May 6 , 1967P. 37 Overheard in a corridor of the Political Science Department of Yale, one professor to another: "I have been thoroughly conceptualizing what I must do this week, but, to my chagrin, I find it simply is not operational".

To my chagrin, I realized it was 4 25 and not a single person had showed up.