Sentence examples for it a distress from inspiring English sources
Is it a distress sale when a customer sells at a price the broker deems too low?
(Was it a distress sale? Was Thompson holding back?) Manley arranged a road trip to exhibit $20 million of the gold.
The ferry was three hours from its destination when it sent a distress call after it began listing to one side, according to the Ministry of Security and Public Administration.
Tripling the boozy signal evolved into shorthand for all things extreme scrawled on a jug, it's a stiff alcoholic drink (maybe moonshine); a winning line in the game of tic tac toe; shorthand for kisses (or is it hugs?); relayed over a radio signal, it's a distress call just short of SOS; affixed to film, it's hardcore porn.
In 2000 it became a credit story, and in 2001 it's a distress story".
It's a distress of the heart probably more than of the head and it stems from taking part in or witnessing something of consequence you believe is wrong, something that violates your deeply held beliefs about yourself and your place in the world.
It took about 19 hours for the navy to deploy a search aircraft after it received a distress signal from the S. V. Concordia on Wednesday, but officials said that was in line with standard procedure.
As defaults mounted in 2007, the company spiraled into crisis; Bank of America bought it in a distress sale the following year.
It sent a distress signal 46 minutes after takeoff, but the cause of the crash remains unclear.
On Monday the International Organisation for Migration said it received a distress call from a boat carrying 300 people in international waters, and a boat ran aground off the Greek island of Rhodes.
The Mongolian-flagged ship was carrying 16 North Korean crew members when it sent a distress signal in international waters about 80 miles (130km) south of the southern port city of Yeosu, South Korea's coastguard said in a statement.
