Sentence examples for desperate hour from inspiring English sources

In its desperate hour, it has finally realised the merits of Peter Mandelson.

"Revolution" begins: "Blind eyes of justice/deaf ears of power/dumb moves of money/left us in a desperate hour".

"I thought in our desperate hour he'd lift our team and all St. John's fans," Jarvis said.

We are told that we have an independent nuclear deterrent - something for a desperate hour like 1940.

She said yesterday: "This is going to be, I think, a very grim day, particularly for the people in that region, and a desperate hour here in Queensland.

"This is going to be, I think, a very grim day, particularly for the people in that region, and a desperate hour for Queensland".

Then, two years later, Life magazine reviewed a new Broadway play called "The Desperate Hours".

In its review, Life described "The Desperate Hours" as a "reënactment" of the Hill case.

It referred to the Hill's old house as the "actual" house in "Desperate Hours".

In the desperate hours since the attacks, some employers have offered few details to families.

The novel"The Desperate Hours," was completed in six weeks & bought by Random House.