Sentence examples for chagrin over from inspiring English sources
"Naturally," Mr. Salinger recounts with some chagrin, over cocktails "some gin went up my nose.
"April Blizzard" begins, "Over humiliated fields, the blossoming / dogwood, stopped stalks / of daffodils, frills frozen, chagrin over everything..."...
The sense of national chagrin over the longest and deepest recession since the second world war increased when America reported a bounceback in the three months to September.
So even though many Chinese officials and scholars express their chagrin over the actions of their ally, few recommend punishment today.
The statement released by Gerrard upon news of his LA Galaxy exit conveyed a certain chagrin over the way his time in MLS unfolded.
Wandering the aisles of a Jewel on West 87th Street last week, I asked the African-American clientele about the mayoral race and heard chagrin over Carol Moseley Braun, support for Rahm Emanuel and a distinct sense of isolation.
Over the next two years he was to impress most of the corporation's top brass - save only the arts supremo Huw Wheldon, who to Drummond's chagrin passed over his confident application to join the arts magazine programme Monitor.
Scott and Steven Balough's Mar-Bal hit its stride after the two brothers took over the Chagrin Falls, Ohio-based manufacturer of industrial materials for the likes of Whirlpool and General Electric.
To the chagrin of buyers over 40, the traditional look was out as Ford pursued youth.
Much to my then-fiancée's chagrin, I played each phone call over and over the way one does with one's favorite songs.
He bought a large data-storage company, too.So little time, so many stagesTo his chagrin, none of these moves won over his critics.
