Sentences with phrase «great ordeal»

If you are a newbie in online dating and you want to give it a try, you might encounter a great ordeal to which site you should join since there are so many online dating sites catering the same needs.

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We have the opportunity to go through this ordeal in the here and now and accept the penalty Christ paid for us with gratitude because I think the pain will be even greater, once we have entered eternity, knowing that our life was never lived in true freedom and grace.

Anyone who goes through a severe ordeal risks developing the disorder, but the threat is greatest for people with previous traumatic experiences — particularly those who were sexually, physically, or emotionally abused as children.

While many nations have made great strides in the past four years in terms of gay marriage, in other nations sodomy remains a crime and other discriminatory policies remain in place, making even getting tested for HIV a potentially dangerous ordeal.

But Dan was always at my side, and throughout the ordeal, the babies continued to do great.

Photography was once an expensive, laborious ordeal reserved for life's greatest milestones.

Great article and such an interesting read, although it sounds like quite an ordeal!

As the film unfolds over 2 hours and 15 minutes, those words take on a greater and deeper significance, resonating throughout a remarkable real - life drama that pulls the viewer through an almost unbearable ordeal to arrive at a pinnacle of triumph and almost miraculous perseverence.

We see gang members choosing to hide their faces while people going through the worst ordeal of their lives have allowed a camera crew to come in and capture them at a moment of great vulnerability.

For many of these awards hopefuls, the ordeal becomes a slog; as an Oscar nominee once put it to us, it's like riding a roller coaster, which sounds great until you have to spend months doing it.

Throughout the harrowing ordeal, their friendship never wavers, making it their greatest weapon and allowing them to save the lives of the more than 500 passengers on board.

I would only recommend this dealership due to Brandon Johnson and the sales manager Glenn they were great in finding me car after my ordeal.

That floor model that's never actually been run and you likely would have been able to purchase at a discount greater than the sales price had you asked probably looked mighty good while you were going through this ordeal.

He is a survivor of the Great Kitty Rescue and so has been through a horrible ordeal.

Dr. Clarke and her staff made the whole ordeal as easy as possible with their great care and love for Soleil and us.

We credit the doctors and staff for Riley maintaining his great attitude and wonderful personality throughout the entire ordeal.

I got to the beach really early and found a great spot where I could watch the penguins, who have been rescued and looked after by SANCCOB (An organisation who primarily save African Penguins and other threatened seabirds), finally released back into their natural habitat after the terrible ordeals they had experienced.

As the dictionary correctly describes an ordeal as «any extremely severe or trying test,» it left me wondering what great trials these passengers suffered aboard their overpriced Carnival Cruise.

Never mind that the pretense for the whole ordeal is a crumbling marriage and the kind of repressed memories therapists pay their mortgages with, Don shows the kids a great time ordering in room service milkshakes during their weekend sleepovers with daddy.

Aloy's ordeals did go on to sell 7.6 million copies in one year since it launched, which is still a great result.

After picking up the GBP 20,000 cheque for the prize, Tyson said it was «a great honour» and that he was relieved the ordeal was over.

Unfortunately, even the most cautious and conscientious resident of this great city can be involved in an accident or other legal ordeal.

My great - grandmother's ordeal was not un-common and nor was the chilling account - «her mother will not part with her».