Sentence examples for desperately watching from inspiring English sources

I've lived through a lot of live blogs in my life, mostly by the skin of my teeth, desperately watching as my battery ticks down, hoping desperately that the company is nearing the finish line.

If you are still reading and not desperately watching that neo-Nazi "Heil Trump" video in an effort to feel something again, let's consider for a moment that "bullshit" and "fart" are probably words that a 10-year-old could get away with saying.

Give it 2-3 minuteso so that you don't look like you've been desperately watching your phone, waiting for him to text you all day.

Fear Factor and American Idol still ate up the ratings -- Ninja Warrior was starting to become a thing (a thing I desperately watched for hours).

WESLEY is, and he says it himself, "a man who desperately needed watching" -- in his case, a "celebrity troublemaker".

Bangladesh, low-lying, crowded and desperately impoverished, is watching the waves as well; a one-yard rise would flood a seventh of its territory.

David Platt, perhaps alone in realising the seriousness of what he was watching, desperately tried to placate them by admitting the penalty that wasn't probably evened things up.

Like virtually everyone else watching, he desperately hoped that she would quickly recover.

Meanwhile, watching Thomas desperately try to make friends with Andy is so pathetic, it almost makes you long for the days when he was kidnapping dogs, sabotaging Mr. Bates and getting shot in the hand so he could come home from the war.

Just one hour after the seven-hour-long terrorist attacks upon the U.S. consulate in Benghazi began, our commander-in-chief, vice president, secretary of defense and their national security team gathered together in the Oval Office listening to phone calls from American defenders desperately under siege and watching real-time video of developments from a drone circling over the site.

In McKee, that "strangeness" comes out in her rare, slow, and deliberate enunciation; her internal life, her search for love outside her empty marriage, keeps her mostly silent as she watches desperately for an escape route.