With 10 riders to come, Jones was in the gold medal position and could be seen going through agonies as each of her competitors followed.
But in those late 50's and early 60's, the western was going through agonies.
He is peddling a solution that involves more spending and more borrowing at a time when voters, even those who barely follow the news, can see that neighbouring countries in Europe are going through agonies because they spent and borrowed too much.3.3
Throughout the game's beautifully constructed narrative sequences, we see Payne going through agonies of recrimination and remorse; he's still haunted by the murder of his wife and baby by junkies; he questions his own motives as a DEA agent and then as a glorified bodyguard; he is disgusted by himself and his life.
He said the United States only used drone strikes as a "last resort," and the administration goes through "agony" before launching drone strikes in order to avoid civilian casualties.
He remains adamant that the move was "a reminder of what was happening in that country at that time and some of the people who went through agony and lost their lives".
Another witness, N. Kingman Stablein, chief of the project management branch in the high-level waste division, said staff members, some of whom had worked for 20 years on the project, went through "agony" upon seeing it killed.
"But for those of us who are older, remembering the agony that people were going through, it was just horrific".
"The U.S. went through agonies to come up with a plan".
Early in the marriage, Marie goes through agonies of childbirth that are astoundingly powerful even to read about.
