" In the nearly three months since, Hayes and Laney have gone over and over what happened that day, anguishing over the "what ifs.
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That means that both colleagues and limited partners who once had the luxury of anguishing over how to manage an unprincipled VC no longer do.
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Ken Starr, the former independent counsel who brought us the salacious impeachment of President Bill Clinton, spent much of his presentation lamenting "the Age of Impeachment" and anguishing over how the nation arrived at this point.
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Even the most easy-going bride is at risk of morphing into an unfamiliar version of herself who spends sleepless nights anguishing over RSVPs (hi, me!) and devising various contingency plans in case it rains (also me!).
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Editors' Choice School is back in session, which for some people means packing lunchboxes and anguishing over outfits in the morning dark, and for other people means muttering about the bus traffic snarling Main Street on the way to the gym.
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Leckey (2006), p. 144. Ponsford did not enjoy batting on rain- affected wickets. When on tour his teammates did not ask if it had rained last night, merely "Did Ponny wake during the night?"—legend had it that even the slightest trickle would wake him and have him anguishing over having to bat on the "sticky" in the morning.
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When Michael checks with Claudia's best friend's house, he rebuffs her blatant attempt to seduce him. Claudia arrives home early the next morning to Michael sitting at their kitchen table, obviously knowing where she has been and what she has done. He tells her he doesn't deserve to be treated this way and angrily tells her to leave for good. Claudia spends several days of thinking of her life, anguishing over being stuck between Charlie who would offer her excitement, adventure and unpredictability or Michael who would offer her stability, security and a stifling predictability.
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Denise Hinoki, played by Grace Chin. Megami: Legacy for the Gods Megami: Legacy for the Gods features international action star Stephen M.D. Chang, playing the film's primary villain, Kanukami. A brief synopsis on the film's website makes reference to Sheenyana anguishing over the actions she was forced to take at the end of the previous film—as she and Xionko must now secure technologies, including advanced weapons and a starship, left behind by the Earth astronauts. A rival tribe called the Tokono has amassed an army upon Kyontawa lands, led by Kanukami (Chang), the same man responsible for the deaths of Sheenyana's parents when she was a child.
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As of October 2020, Tobin has only contributed two pieces to the Gatestone Institute, but his position is largely in line with sentiments that earned the Gatestone Institution a reputation for promulgating anti-Muslim bias. Tobin's opinion piece for the Gatestone Institution titled "What is Behind the Refusal to Stand for the Anthem?" from October 2017 includes a claim that civics education in America is based on textbooks tainted by "dubious" sources. In support of this allegation, Tobin cites an article by Bill Korach anguishing over The Sovereign Fund of Libya (perhaps meaning the Libyan Investment Authority) taking a 3.3% stake in Pearson plc, a prominent firm in the American textbook market, and the Arab world/Muslim Brotherhood showing "great interest in using education in the United States to indoctrinate American students about Islam", while pointing out in particular Saudi exploitation of Title VI of the Higher Education Act as a Trojan horse into American K-12 curricula.
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