The connection ended when the service was discontinued and the tracks demolished for scrap metal in 1942, "to the great consternation of people in Queens and the Bronx," Mr. Seaton said.
The rechristening came as a great source of great consternation for Smith and his camp-loving industry cohorts.
And like missing ballots, missing shirts and socks can be cause for great consternation.
She, too, threatened to move to another university, and the Yale president, like Mr. Summers, apologized for having "unintentionally caused great consternation".
Government subsidies for renewable energy cause great consternation to those who believe in the sanctity of free markets.
Wanting to emphasize the practical application of the Confucian classics, Wang wrote original interpretations of several ancient works and instituted these as standard texts for the state examinations moves that caused great consternation among conservatives.
This event caused great consternation that was quickly resolved when new intellectual property for a conjugation method at the FDA was identified and licensed to PATH, which then sublicensed the technology to SIIL.
Now that promenade, named for the United Nations, is the source of great consternation, as beautiful has turned ugly and a city that has long cherished its connection to the organization is feeling ashamed about the tribute to it.
The emotion card ReprintsThese effortless breakouts have caused great consternation about weaknesses in the prison system, and led to calls for a public inquiry.
