Sentence examples for month were dismayed from inspiring English sources

Neighbors of the park, who had hoped to celebrate the park's reopening next month, were dismayed.

The Spanish family, who abandoned a private equity-backed takeover of National Express last month, was dismayed when National Express subsequently rejected a bid approach from Stagecoach, a rival public transport group.

Last month residents of Melbourne, Australia were dismayed to discover more than two hundred concrete bollards scattered across their central business district.

Democrats on the House Foreign Affairs Committee expressed such concerns in a letter to Tillerson in November, telling him they were dismayed by the departure of more than 100 foreign service officers since January.

So when the city announced that Mr. Giuliani would speak next month at the sixth anniversary of the attacks, some relatives of people who died on Sept. 11 said they were dismayed, some because they feared his presence might inject politics into the event and others because they had been critical of him in the past.

Islanders were dismayed last month when the new US secretary of state, John Kerry – who was on his first visit to London since taking up his post – said the US took "no position on the question of parties' sovereignty".

Medical authorities here were dismayed last March when Fikri's case was first reported.

In June, consumer groups and some parents were dismayed when Coca-Cola Enterprises, Coke's largest bottler, became an official sponsor of the National PTA.

And observers were dismayed when the government dismissed Mr Merabishvili's claims in December that he was threatened by the public prosecutor in December.

We were dismayed by "Are the Roma Primitive, or Just Poor?" (news analysis, Sunday Review, Oct. 20).

Some experts were dismayed.