Lynn Sweeney has seen a lot in 15 years of flying around the world with five secretaries of state -- harrowing storms, computer meltdowns, birds in the engine, sleepless nights and even attacks by wild animals.
"The massacres and abductions being carried out by Islamic State provide harrowing new evidence that a wave of ethnic cleansing against minorities is sweeping across northern Iraq," said its senior crisis response adviser, Donatella Rovera.
"So Sad" would similarly receive a significant amount of overdubbing, creating a "harrowing encounter", as Harrison stated his "great despair" at the end of his relationship with Boyd.
As if those words aren't harrowing enough, Lord Stern last year stated that, "I got it wrong on climate change -- it's far, far worse".
SCIENCE TIMES, PAGE F1 Fay Wray, Actress in a Famous Gorilla's Grip, Dies The star of the 1933 film "King Kong," who began her career in the silent era but is best remembered for a harrowing scene atop the Empire State Building and the screams that went with it, was 96.
Somehow in that extreme state, I wrote constantly; harrowing journal pages where I'm narrating my own panic.
These harrowing accusations have emerged just as state investigators are looking at wayward police operations in other suburban and rural counties.
Tells of route he followed through the Southern states; the traffic congestion in Philadelphia, harrowing escape after following crowd of merry-makers, and some of the pickups below the Mason-Dixon line.
But can they pick themselves up from the harrowing events of Wellington and be in the right state of mind for the Scots and the matches against Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Afghanistan that follow?
