Sentence examples for frustrated time from inspiring English sources

In the fullest account yet of the events that led to the fateful day, Wright unmasks the secret world of Osama bin Laden and his collaborators and also chronicles the efforts of a handful of American intelligence officers alert to the approaching danger but frustrated, time and again, in their efforts to stop it.

Showing courage and relentless determination, Ronaldo ran at Cole time and again - only to be frustrated time and again.

Since he signed with the Dodgers a year after defecting, Edilberto has thought of little else but reuniting his family, only to be frustrated time and time again.

"Can I just point out, I think one of the things that makes the American people frustrated, time and time again, liberals excuse racism from other liberals," Cheney said.

Manning was frustrated time after time in divisional and conference championship games until the 2006 season, when he broke through and led the Colts to a Super Bowl championship.

I am so frustrated each time I see a patient who became unintentionally pregnant because she couldn't afford the contraceptive that was right for her.

Staff are left frustrated that time pressures and excessive workloads mean they can't deliver the quality of care that they want to for their patients.

Tampere is emblematic of changes across Finland: as industries close, forestry becomes increasingly mechanised and the population both ages and shrinks, young Finns often grow up bored and frustrated, killing time until they leave for the big cities.

What makes so many people frustrated with time management?

While he appreciated the support from fans and the business opportunities it created, he grew increasingly frustrated over time as the attention intruded on his private life.

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