Sentence examples for terrible distress from inspiring English sources

"The real concern is the terrible distress and wounding when shot by helicopter..

These developments have led to terrible distress in some communities and devastation for the workers affected.

Some were quiet like my father, lying passively in their beds, others were in a state of terrible distress.

There doesn't seem to be much awareness in the Bush administration of the terrible distress of the unemployed American worker.

Whichever Sun employee characterised a man in terrible distress as "Bonkers Bruno" on the hastily withdrawn front page could never have written that about their friends or family.

They essentially knew of their father's exploits from photographs and other people's memories — and they knew golf mostly as a game that had caused their father terrible distress.

There's no safety net there for people who are experiencing really severe mental distress and are at terrible risk.

She had had some terrible moments of distress – she told Mark that she had been invaded by aliens – but a large part of her illness had been peaceful, and she had taken command of the organisation of her funeral, leaving precise instructions about who was to be there, what music should be played and what might be read.

I sometimes have to turn off the fan part of my brain when I'm acting, otherwise it would be terrible". "Damsels in Distress" is out now in limited release.

Everyone starts screaming, the plane is making terrible metal-in-distress sounds.

It is essentially work for historians, but we have to pump up "human interest" in it, especially for children, with tales of personal distress and terrible cruelty.