Sentence examples for dismay around from inspiring English sources

There lies the cause of the dismay around Stamford Bridge.

But the dismay around the Bridge runs deeper.

It will cause dismay around the world for all Ashraf's many supporters.

With Blackburn 13th in the Premier League there was dismay around English football yesterday at the manner in which Allardyce was treated.

Whose am I? Throughout, I explored past movements that remade religious life -- the Franciscan revolution, the Protestant Reformation, the Wesleyan revival and the three Great Awakenings of North America -- and concluded that the conflict, confusion and dismay around contemporary religion might not signal decline but a new awakening.

Sitting up in dismay, she looked around, only to see nothing.

The report expresses dismay that around half of all prisoners have no qualifications and 40% have a reading age "lower than that of a competent 11-year-old".

Boby Duval was at the top of the world in his athletic career but saw dismay all around him in Haiti.

Then, to our dismay, the ships turned around at West 47th Street, leaving a bitter and disappointed crowd in their wake.

And then, suddenly, to del Potro's dismay, Nadal stopped gimping around, won the tiebreaker, and battled through the pain for a couple of hours to win in four.

Later, the film shows Isra'a's elation at arriving safely in Greece (everyone has been crying and vomiting, Isra'a says) and captures the family's almost instant sense of dismay as they look around and see scenes of squalor and chaos, families sleeping in the streets, no assistance on offer.