Sentence examples for dismayed after from inspiring English sources

Skiers have been left dismayed after arriving at resorts with little to no snow.

Both congressional leaders and company representatives said they were dismayed after hearing the calls.

Marina Litvinenko said she was "utterly dismayed" after a coroner on Friday upheld an application by Hague to keep crucial evidence from the inquest secret.

Ms. DeGette, after she returned to Washington yesterday evening, said: "I was frankly dismayed after previous security breaches to see how these new problems could erupt.

Rutherford said he was initially "happy, over the moon, delighted" by the ruling, after a two-year legal fight, but dismayed after the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) confirmed it would appeal the ruling at the supreme court.

They can become dismayed after discovering they weren't the only ones consulted for advice.

So I was dismayed that after years and years as the bulwark of the Knicks, Ewing was feeling unappreciated recently.

Labour may be dismayed that after so many weeks of bad budgetary headlines Eds Miliband and Balls are still behind David Cameron and George Osborne on this score.

President Trump left America's closest allies dismayed Sunday after he yanked the U.S. endorsement of a Group of Seven economic agreement and then unleashed a Twitter attack — echoed by further harsh criticisms from his White House advisers — on Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

The much-maligned "grey" away kit that England wore for the first time in a competitive match at their Euro96 semi-final has become synonymous with the image of a dismayed Southgate after he missed the crucial penalty kick against Germany.

I am shocked and dismayed that after Matthew had worked with us quite happily over the course of 40 years without him once alleging that his role on A Whiter Shade of Pale was anything other than as a musician, it is only now that he claims he recalls writing part of the song.