Sentence examples for current throes from inspiring English sources
But both Afghanistan's current throes and any educated guess about its future can only be appreciated by considering not just the course of the American-led occupation but three other distinct periods over the past quarter-century as well.
Of all the comic book material Hollywood has tried to adapt in its current throes of Marvelmania and DC-dom, not many come with the challenges of "Preacher".
Ukraine continues to be an embattled place in the wake of the bloody EuroMaidan revolution in Kiev that deposed former leader Viktor Yanukovich, after the annexation of Crimea by Russian President Vladimir Putin this spring and in the current throes of a war with pro-Russian separatists in the country's eastern region.
His subject is the life of print, from birth to its current death throes, though like most artists he's not an objective biographer.
His film is set in the past – literally, like many westerns, railroading its protagonists towards change – but it is filled with the current tortured throes over Arab identity.
In the throes of the current, formidable economic crisis, it is appropriate to consider the ways in which the international economic system can be reformed to govern globalised financial markets and inter-linked economies.
Are the Red Scorpions, a notorious BC gang involving upper-middle class suburbanites in its death throes after its current leader was stabbed to death last week?
The climax was Ustvolskaya's Sonata No. 6, which Formenti played with spectacular fury of an inmate strapped to an electric chair, the current coursing through his body, death throes raging from head to toe.
The current resident, who is in the throes of her own remodel 15 years after Palahniuk, said her contractors found an old backgammon box when they tore out the ceiling.
Currently, Fowler is in the throes of writing another book.
But it also sparked further questions about the sorry saga at the Co-op Bank, now in the throes of a £1.5bn rescue under which its current owner - the group of supermarkets, pharmacies and funeral homes – will cede a 70% stake to bondholders led by two US hedge funds.
