Sentence examples for distressed call from inspiring English sources

A few hours after his distressed call to his mother, he took his own life – the third young man to do so in the prison in 15 months.

The "Teen Mom 2" star was booked on the charge of "breaching the peace," after police responded to a distressed call by the 21-year-old's neighbor.

Poignantly, after a distressed call is made about an injured young girl following the murders, one of the soldiers insouciantly quips, "Well, it's their fault for bringing their kids into a battle".

Carmel Glassbrook, who works for the Safer Internet Centre, says she initially started looking into these shaming pages in 2015, following a distressed call to the centre's helpline: "I realised that if you typed most school names or locations across the country, you would find one of these pages," she says.

"Very distressed calls from students can be emotionally taxing," she says.

He was very distressed, calling me to bring up a protest and claiming 'they were going to kill me' in the jail.

Victim Support, a charity, says it has not been receiving distressed calls from people who have tackled burglars and then found themselves in the dock.The proposal says less about householders' vulnerability than about the Tories'.

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But Foreman received a distressed phone call the night before.

A few weeks ago, I received a distressed phone call from a friend.

Introducing itself with what sounds like a distressed extraterrestrial call, the track unites an ensemble of rhythmic noise phenomena with a sinister melodic progression.