The firefighters who responded to the Grenfell Tower fire, including the emergency fire control operators who took dreadfully distressing calls, acted with courage, professionalism and dedication, rescuing many people.
In 1990, however, when Laurence Tisch owned CBS, Mr. Dorfsman, who was by then retired, received a distressing phone call from Black Rock.
WASHINGTON — On a snowy Thursday shortly before her weekly meeting with President Obama last month, Hillary Rodham Clinton got a distressing phone call: her husband, Bill Clinton, was in a hospital with chest pains and needed an urgent heart procedure.
Authorities began investigating the case when they received a distressing 911 call on June 19.
But after her relatives had a distressing phone call with her Wednesday night, everything was put on hold, according to the Daily News. .
Undoubtedly, this distressing scenario called for prompt assertive actions to better prepare our institutions, individuals, their families, and the community at large.
But, recent headlines about the Common Core have been distressing, centering on calls by some parents and lawmakers to make the standards less challenging and the assessments easier to pass.
This is called distressing, and may be done in a variety of ways: Use a chisel and hammer to knock chips into the wood.
For many white progressives, the election of Trump was a wake-up call, a distressing reminder that this country is far more sexist and racist than they realized.
