Sentence examples for distraught call from inspiring English sources

At the end of Thursday I received a distraught call from Hartmann from inside a cell, in pursuit of her lawyer.

Last month Ms. Kanciper received a distraught call from Carolyn LeRoy, of Ridge in Suffolk County, who adopted a thoroughbred, Reno, now 8, from her in 2004 but is struggling to pay his feed and maintenance bills.

The woman, alarmed because he sounded distraught, called the police.

At that time, his captors released a video showing him clad in traditional Afghan dress, appearing distraught, calling for a withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan.

Too distraught to call home, as she later wrote, Ms. Height did the only thing possible.

Firefighters responded to a "distraught" emergency call at 11.55am on Monday and pronounced Williams dead at the scene just after noon.

Less than two weeks after Parkland, David Lockton made a "distraught" phone call to the gun group, according to the NRA's suit against New York officials.

One long hour later I got a distraught phone call from Ivy, saying that she had to leave the dog with the animal shelter, even though she had a bad feeling about it.

Distraught car owners call sundry nearby garages to send someone to fix the damage on the spot or tow the cars in for repairs.

Visibly distraught, Theodore Pressman called 911, but paramedics were unable to revive Joseph.

Distraught, he called her and told her that he would like to visit her.