Sentence examples for dismay of the from inspiring English sources

Bikes are also stolen all the time, much to the dismay of the owner.

The Times reported the "dismay" of the panel at the difficulty of its job.

Yet to the dismay of the former teacher, her 26-year-old son takes similar risks.

Conscription was also introduced, to the great dismay of the peasantry.

Each side seized the day for its own, to the disbelief and dismay of the other.

But to the dismay of the sales force and the entire company, the product was a flop.

"I can be – much to the dismay of the people around me.

To the dismay of the young people involved -- and their sponsors -- the convention was abruptly canceled.

To the dismay of the Pacers, he was only getting warm.

Defra quickly abandoned the plan, to the dismay of the British Poultry Council.

The pair bicker and jabber away constantly to the dismay of the doctors treating Tom.