Sentence examples for distress out from inspiring English sources

The movie makes much of a certain night in the late 1970's when Bundy talks a dialer in distress out of killing herself, keeping her on the hot line long enough for paramedics to arrive.

We looked at a lot of distressed opportunities in '08 and '09 and into 2010, thinking it would be a long time before we became developers again because of all the distress out there, and that you could just buy things that were unfinished or almost finished.

Try and go somewhere quiet so that you can get those immediate feelings of panic and distress out of the way.

Witnesses and 911 calls record one of the men in great distress crying out for help.

As the impact of Wall Street's distress ripples out, economists expect opportunities to grow leaner still.

In a speech to the thinktank Demos on Thursday she said that millions of young men are in distress, acting out violently or sinking into depression.

When Whit Stillman's "Damsels in Distress" came out, a few months ago, I discussed his narrow vision of artistic discipline.

Rick awakened at 2 a.m. with severe gastrointestinal distress, passed out on the way to the bathroom and spent the next two days in bed.

"Damsels in Distress" is out now in limited release.

As we'd learned from Thich Nhat Hanh videos, we breathed in, acknowledged our distress, breathed out, releasing it.

But something -- most likely my subconscious having detected some thing odd and having sent a wordless question mark to my consciousness -- or can a creature in distress call out for help, which a willing inner ear can hear?