Sentence examples for desperately determined from inspiring English sources
She perches on spindly stilettos and on caramel-coloured cork wedges, precarious and desperately determined.
Many committed England fans who follow the side home and away are desperately determined not to go back to the days when they were demonised where ever they went and many work hard to build bridges.
Amidst all this turmoil, Caruthers was just learning to understand his sexuality, remaining desperately determined to hide all feelings of curiosity and desire.
In 2002, Kibaki, criticizing his predecessor Daniel Arap Moi regime, urged the people to "Remain calm, even when intimidated or provoked by those who are desperately determined to rig the elections and plunge the country into civil war".
Everyone was desperately worried and determined to do all they could: but by the time the medical ambulance flew Giles back to Britain three days later, it was clear that Sarah and David were going to be the main support team.
He was flailing, they determined, desperately trying to stay afloat.A written constitutionIn this section Lebanon, after the Israelis left A lesson in peacekeeping A bit of collateral damage Seal of approval Civil revolution?
Peter Hall's early years at the National Theatre were desperately embattled, but he determined to bring new writers into the building and make them write for its large public stages.
Exactly one year ago Wednesday, Brennan was scrambling, desperately trying to determine how a sensitive, potentially explosive CIA document wound up in the hands of Senate investigators.
Ward accepted "there is going to be pain along the way" for its members, adding: "We are determined but we desperately want to find a solution.
And as a nation, the United States is desperately short on financial executives who are determined to become really effective regulators.
It was the outcome that Washington had desperately tried to avoid, and Mr. Obama's advisers determined that a photo op of the American president shaking hands with a man awaiting trial was not one they needed.
