Sentence examples for throes over from inspiring English sources

His film is set in the past – literally, like many westerns, railroading its protagonists towards change – but it is filled with the current tortured throes over Arab identity.

It intends to hold an investor day in London to showcase the UK arm, which is also in the throes of taking over 318 Royal Bank of Scotland branches to bolster its business banking presence.

Even while in the emotional throes of watching the auditions over and over again on YouTube, you wonder about the corporate hand behind it all, perhaps calculating the right combination of perceived obstacles, adorable children and stunned judges to elicit the highest rate of tear-jerking.

Currently the stock is around $10 per share; something like $20 billion in market value has evaporated, and Enron is in the throes of being taken over at a deep discount by competitor Dynegy.

Here Justine evokes Ophelia, who in the throes of grief over Hamlet, drowns.

Why didn't I? When you're deep in the throes of musing over the road not traveled, it's hard to imagine two uglier words that these: What if? .

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A week after Barclays took over, in the throes of the worst market turbulence in decades, it had named its top team.

When I first visited Tasmania in the 1980s the island was in the throes of a war over a plan by the the state government of the day to obliterate the pristine Franklin river with a dam for hydro-electricity.

At the time, A.I.G. was still in the throes of the controversy over bonus payments to executives in its financial products arm, the unit that nearly sank the firm.

Much of the album was reportedly written in the throes of deep depression over the death of Case's grandmother.