Sentence examples for distressed spring from inspiring English sources

Kevin Reilly, the president of entertainment at Fox, called it "a distressed spring," and addressed the situation at "American Idol" by saying "the amount of the falloff surprised us".

Mine is a deeply distressed 1960s Fender of murky provenance.

The state deemed the city financially distressed last year and placed it under a Pennsylvania statute called Act 47, which eventually gives access to state money and requires an outside financial adviser to carry out a financial recovery plan.

On the other hand, those who stated they had visited a health centre as well as the traditional healer for the same problems were less likely to be distressed (p<0.001; OR 0.28 [95% CI 0.18 0.44]).

In case of newly proposed model, the predictive accuracy on estimation sample is found to be 98.46 which correctly classify 98.46 % of distressed and 98.46 % of non-distressed firm.

The Ginsburgs acquired it in distressed condition last year for $409,500.

But I always feel distressed on Sundays that I don't close down with Charlie Rose, who I watch every weekday.

Senator John Kerry began running this 30-second advertisement throughout Ohio and in upstate New York, two economically distressed areas, yesterday.

Michael Meehan, a senior adviser to Mr. McAuliffe, called a reporter last night to say that while Mr. McAuliffe remained distressed about last year's ads, he was pleased that Mr. Knapp was working for Democrats again.

Fashion is navy cashmere, sleek tailoring and expensively distressed denim; Christmas is novelty snowflake knits and glittery antler deeley boppers, Will Ferrell in yellow elf leggings and Mariah Carey in an itsy bitsy Santa suit.

Never unduly distressed when today's creative chefs play as fast and loose with culinary terminology as they do with traditional ingredients, I have cared more about how a dish tastes than what it is called as long as the name does not lead me astray by arousing wrong expectations.