Sentence examples for distress to learn from inspiring English sources
On Jan . 11 Lola Finkelstein, chairwoman of Community Board 5, which includes Times Square, sent a letter to the Manhattan Borough President, C. Virginia Fields, expressing "our distress to learn that siting decisions for and the appropriateness of the Frank Sinatra statue are continuing in a manner to circumvent community input".
She was distressed to learn about a surge in illegal logging there.
The original title is "Gegen die Wand," or "Against the Wall," and that, you may be distressed to learn, is no metaphor.
When government contractors took on the task of rebuilding Iraq's hospital system last year, they were distressed to learn that nursing staffs no longer existed.
The banks holding hundreds of millions in loans to Mr. Wilpon and Mr. Katz, then, might be distressed to learn of Mr. Selig's intervention.
Some relatives of the victims said they were distressed to learn that the wreck was so close to the plane's last known location.
In Beijing, China's Xinhua news agency quoted the Foreign Ministry spokesman, Ma Zhaoxu, as saying Beijing was "distressed" to learn of the death.
When his wife was preparing to return to her job after her first maternity leave, Mr. McCauley said he was distressed to learn that she hadn't seen a single film during her time off.
A1 Apology From an Archbishop Retired Archbishop Rembert G. Weakland of Milwaukee apologized to Catholics who were distressed to learn that the archdiocese had paid $450,000 to a man who accused the archbishop of sexual assault.
" 'Why' was the biggest question -- and 'how.' " Although they were careful not to cast blame on his parents, many residents said they were distressed to learn that Walter had gone to the carnival alone on Sunday night.
On Saturday night, shortly before the concert by the soprano Dawn Upshaw and the Kronos Quartet began at the Church of St . Ignatius Loyolaon Park Avenue, a woman with a ticket was distressed to learn that seating was first come first served.
