Sentence examples for distressing phone from inspiring English sources

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.

But after her relatives had a distressing phone call with her Wednesday night, everything was put on hold, according to the Daily News. .

I just find the interfaces annoying and their ever-presentness on my phone distressing.

Listening to kinship carers' stories at our local support groups every week, or in emotional late-night phone calls, can be sad and distressing as well as touching.

The true nature of the phone call was altogether more distressing, even for a Spurs fan like me.

Admittedly, not all of the disadvantages involve other people, and the perceived urgency my phone causes in me is distressing.

It was distressing to service users when they had to make many phone calls to access a service, having too many telephone numbers to manage, especially in one instance where the user suffered seizures.

If the prospect of a lifelike Boris Johnson pitching up in your bedroom to canvas the youth vote is distressing enough, take solace in the fact that for now, at least you'd have to switch your phone on see him.

If the prospect of a lifelike Boris Johnson pitching up in your bedroom to canvas the youth vote is distressing enough, take solace in the fact that – for now, at least – you'd have to switch your phone on see him.

And a distressing solipsism..