Sentence examples for making distress from inspiring English sources

Captain Lumsdaine of Polyphemus reported that the transport was leaky and making distress signals, but that he was unable to assist.

Hens were first habituated to human presence and handling (days 1 3), then to moving through the runway in groups (days 3 6) and finally to moving individually (days 6 23), until all hens walked through the tunnel without stopping, hesitating or making distress vocalizations.

There was no indication that the pilot had made distress calls before the plane crashed.

Pups removed from the nest emit isolation calls, and fighting adults make distress squeaks.

Scanty cash supposedly means that fund managers have little ammunition left to fuel the bull market and would be forced to make distress sales in a crash.

The Italian coast guard said on Saturday it had coordinated the rescue of 329 migrants who made distress calls from their rubber boats.

But a few days later she began making honking distress calls, and the zoo's keepers and veterinarians realized that something was terribly wrong.

Reportedly to teach him a lesson because they felt he was making radio distress calls too readily, the officers put on balaclavas and terrified the probationer with a mock armed holdup.

"Being sexless can cause distress and make you feel disconnected from your partner and hungry for touch and affection," Chavez told HuffPost.

With friends, Mays made her distress seem like an inconvenience.

They might also give answers to why the pilot made no distress call before the crash.