Sentence examples for most desperate hour from inspiring English sources

In his most desperate hour, Sullivan turns to Isaac Sears, a patriot leader involved in a fracas near Edens Alley in 1770.

Crowdfunding sites at their best carry the awe-inspiring power of bringing strangers together to help people at their most desperate hour: families who have become suddenly homeless, parents who find out their children have cancer, widows left with newborns.

And in Rodgers' most desperate hour of need, he was helped by the return to the goal standard of England striker Daniel Sturridge, making only his second league start of the season after months on the sidelines with injury.

This is our most desperate hour.

In fact, Rabbi Hier quickly moves away from that time frame: "Help us stand with Europe's beleaguered Jews in their most desperate hour since the end of the Second World War". But this too is an exaggeration.

And if there is any doubt Fisher's memory might have slipped after those many years of substance abuse and bi-polar experiences, she caps off the evening reprising the Star Wars character she has now come to loathe, uttering the memorable lines, "This is our most desperate hour.

The Fourth, as played by Colin Davis and the New York Philharmonic at Avery Fisher Hall on Thursday, is angry, bleak and sardonic, a worthy precursor to Shostakovich in his most desperate hours.

Those who remained behind watched in apparent envy as their colleague advised presidential candidates, manipulated Democratic conventions, crafted memorable speeches and, eventually, chronicled the most desperate hours of the American nation.

In my most desperate of hours, after spending an agonizing night trying to figure out what in the world a derivative is, I turned to Khan.

This is our most desperate prime-time hour.

When the power went down, they had to endure days of 110-degree temperatures with high humidity, and the most desperate had to be manually ventilated - air squeezed into their lungs by hand for hours at a time.