Sentence examples for increasing agony from inspiring English sources

The increasing agony of waiting in Edinburgh was interrupted by happy news from abroad: a successful ultrasound, followed by the birth of twins, at the Smithsonian zoo in Washington Malaysiaa's first ever panda cub, born in Kuala Lumpur.

Not deliberate as the title came out of several discussions with a changing group and increasing agony, however it can't be coincidence and just says to me that we mean what we say.

Countries such as Poland and the Czech Republic have cut interest rates to help ease the pain but this has sent their currencies tumbling, increasing the agony for households that have mortgages in Swiss francs or euros.

That may well be an impossible goal -- but working to reduce desire to flee reality by doing things like reducing economic inequality and treating other mental illnesses like depression that often drive addiction at least do not have the dreadful side effect of increasing the agony of others.

In addition to Argentine officials, Mr Blustein also interviewed officers at the International Monetary Fund and its political master, the United States' Treasury.The result is an engrossing inside account of how, despite the best of intentions, the Fund's two loans to Argentina in 2001 ended up merely prolonging the country's agony and increasing its debt burden.

At one point, he went mad, hearing voices, his agony increased by the bullet wounds he suffered during his capture.

It barely seemed possible for matters to get worse for Arsenal, but the agony increased when Jenkinson was sent off after receiving his second yellow card for fouling Javier Hernandez as he raced clear.

Merkel and Cameron's endorsement of Sisi prolongs Egypt's agony, increases the prospect of a total social breakdown of the most populous Arab nation, and has absolutely no effect on the human rights situation in the country.

Subsequently, Western portrayals of the Crucifixion, whether painted or carved, exhibited an increasing finesse in the suggestion of pain and agony.

His cramped handwriting gave evidence of an increasing palsy, and he suffered a relapse of erysipelas, an agony of rash and fevers.

Everton's agony was increased as Romelu Lukaku was taken off on a stretcher with ankle ligament damage after Gareth Barry slipped and slid into the striker as he attempted to block Gerrard's opening goal.