Sentence examples for torment through from inspiring English sources

"What would our grandparents have felt if they had known we have had to carry their torment through generations?

"It was torment through my 20's: you'd have a late night and he would have some sixth sense that could tell that, and the phone would ring before the birds would rise," Andrew Cuomo said.

Watch The Railway Man, which goes on general release in the new year, and you'll leave the cinema feeling you know all about the complicated, scarred individual at its centre: Eric Lomax, who was tortured by the Japanese during the second world war and eventually rescued from his torment through the love of his wife Patti.

She tamed the instruments of toddler torment through what designers call progressive disclosure; to the nurse, it was just considerate common sense.

Thus, it is that torment, through which something seems to be offered only to be withdrawn again, that has been called "tantalizing" in memory of its best known victim.

Yet here he is, 35 years old, barrelling his way in to bowl, and desperate to get back into Test cricket and have one last crack at the Poms he has personally tormented through three Ashes series.

Gantenbein, however, was tormented through the night and, after hurried consultation with his Fifa bosses in Zurich, a final decision was taken to bring the match forward to 3pm.

Tragic accounts of teens who have been tormented through social media, emails, texts or instant messages are only a click away and will produce pages of results.

The notion that we are all deserving of damnation, and saved from eternal torment only through an undeserved granting of God's grace, goes deep in the American religious tradition.

Those candidates who have piped up have expressed a carefully modulated tolerance".I can only imagine the torment that Bruce Jenner went through," offered Lindsey Graham, a senator from South Carolina.

The torment he puts himself through, as well as the bargain he makes with his ex-wife after a night of substance abuse, isn't something portrayed on screen often enough.