Sentence examples for express its dismay from inspiring English sources

It can't express its dismay at having its tiny baby weiner out in public where any future girlfriend can see.

It was also having trouble finding words to express its dismay at not having a horse with a shot at the Triple Crown this year after three straight blockbuster years when a horse did, before crowds that reached a record of 85,818 last year.

The government moved rapidly to express its dismay, trying to walk a fine line between saying it respected the court deliberations and distancing itself from a 12-year issue that it hoped the case would close.

In response to these orders the Hospital Board expressed its "dismay" and "concern": it cited the example of England, where the Medical Board recommended the appointments of medical staff, and it argued that the Medical Board had played a central role in running the entire medical establishment of the Presidency, a role that the Court of Directors had previously recognized.

Barclays expressed its dismay at the unexpected verdict and said it would lodge an appeal.

BAA expressed its dismay at the findings.

When the council proceeded anyway, Arts Council England expressed its dismay.

The Scottish government has expressed its dismay at the fire, and promised to offer whatever restoration assistance is needed.

Otherwise the government has expressed its "dismay" over the president's threatened indictment, and has called on the Security Council to suspend its proceedings.Will it?

They claim they are receiving more public support.The government has rounded on the European Union, which expressed its dismay at Mr Zapata's death.

The alliance, based in Geneva, went ahead with the meeting, but only after expressing its dismay at the Vatican declaration "in the strongest terms possible".