Sentence examples for through a distress from inspiring English sources

In this case, the passengers apparently succeeded in getting through a distress call to the Italian Coast Guard, which dispatched a Portuguese-flagged freighter, the King Jacob, to the rescue.

Word of Marshall's new assignment rang through the Pentagon like a distress signal, which may have been part of Rumsfeld's plan.

He adds: "And, if individuals are going through a period of distress, the consequence of spending prolonged hours alone inside a cell with nothing to do other than stare at potential ligature attachment points is a recipe for tragedy".

You put your partner through a lot of distress when you refuse to talk".

The awareness of distress was the starting point of a process through which distress was constructed as a problem, which implied crossing the threshold from "normal" depression to pathology (see Additional file 1: Appendix 3, point 3.1).

We suffered through anxiety, distress, and a crisis of identity while in exile.

"It is an absolute disgrace that a family already going through the distress and pain of visiting their seriously ill child in hospital every day should be financially penalised," Mr Neil said.

Ms. Prince's mother, Anne O'Brien, told reporters on Wednesday that she approved of the settlements because the students admitted to crimes and the family did not have to go through the emotional distress of a trial.

Art is a way to work through emotional distress.

"The main objectors are in fact not our tenants and we are concerned that they are causing distress through a campaign of deliberate misinformation and speculation," a spokesman said.

John S. Crowley, a New York executive who was for a short time chairman of Channel 13 and ushered it through a time of financial distress, died on March 31 at the Good Samaritan Hospital in West Palm Beach, Fla.