My father was grief-stricken and couldn't cope, so I was passed around aunts and uncles for a few years. |
|
Churches in the grief-stricken communities of Camblesforth and Strensall will open their doors tomorrow to offer spiritual support for villagers. |
|
The victim's grief-stricken aunt said other teenagers should take heed of the accident and not treat trial bikes as toys. |
|
The couple were left grief-stricken after the tragedy which claimed the life of their son and his best friend. |
|
Throughout the day, grief-stricken fellow pupils laid flowers at the main entrance of the school with many breaking down in tears. |
|
As the ceremony unfolded, grief-stricken relatives clung to each other for support inside a specially erected marquee. |
|
Yesterday, her grief-stricken parents said their last goodbye to their daughter at her funeral in Cootehhill. |
|
And his grief-stricken son-in-law, Robert Carroll said he was a man of conviction who was loved and respected by those closest to him. |
|
Hundreds of people went to the cemetery as news of the onslaught spread, and grief-stricken relatives were still turning up 24 hours later. |
|
The grief-stricken parents of a schoolboy found hanged in his bedroom insisted yesterday he had not been the victim of bullying. |
|
But shortly after their honeymoon Dorothy died and Berlin, grief-stricken, went to Europe. |
|
Homesick, grief-stricken about their dead comrades and horrified by massacres, they are also the victims of administrative incompetence. |
|
This tragedy has left all ecologists and anti-nuclear protesters grief-stricken. |
|
These children may also be depressed, sad and grief-stricken, but are also more likely to blame and be angry with one or both parents. |
|
In these post-tsunami times, with nonstop images of tiny outstretched hands and grief-stricken eyes on the television, most of us feel a yearning to do something to help. |
|
She was a woman of great courage and she will long be remembered by her grief-stricken family and also the many people whose lives she touched down the years. |
|
As the thunder continued to rumble overhead, grief-stricken residents wiped tears from their eyes as they stood to read the many messages of condolence. |
|
However, the tragedy surrounding this case could extend far beyond unfortunate Jahi and her grief-stricken family. |
|
The diplomats will be on hand to offer their condolences and reassurances to the grief-stricken nurses. |
|
These holiday season signs seem eerily out of place in this grief-stricken city. |
|
|
That was the question posed by the grief-stricken and frustrated mother of a son involved in a serious car accident. |
|
When the boyfriend of his daughter Marina dies in a motorcycle accident, Jérôme finds himself unexpectedly confused and grief-stricken. |
|
One of your most visceral performances was as that grief-stricken mother in Rabbit Hole. |
|
Please pray for comfort and provision for the many grief-stricken people who have lost loved ones, homes and livelihoods. |
|
The second man in the procession has turned his grief-stricken face to bid a final farewell to Neferrenpet. |
|
Eric Jr. now helped his sobbing mother over to the front pew and his equally grief-stricken paternal grandmother, Gwendolyn Carr. |
|
The television ads, also silent on the manufacturer's name and any specific drug, used the story of a healthy, young man who died unexpectedly of a heart attack, leaving his family grief-stricken. |
|
The L'Aquila summit brought together in that grief-stricken city the representatives of 28 countries representing more than 80 per cent of the global economy. |
|
It is thus reasonable to believe in God, who reveals himself, and to the testimony of the Apostles: they were few, simple and poor, grief-stricken by the Crucifixion of their Teacher. |
|
Mr. Speaker, a number of grief-stricken people called out for help at the funeral for young Alexandre Mallette-Lafrenière, who had come to symbolize the fight against tainted water in Shannon. |
|
To the wounded and the grief-stricken, we send our sympathy. |
|
For example, instead of saying that family members attending a funeral were grief-stricken, a well-written news story would show their grief by describing how they hugged each other and sobbed. |
|
When we learned about his chaotic life and suicide at 39 years old, his films became magnified, more grief-stricken, and marked by a strange premonition. |
|
His grief-stricken spouse was left to arrange for his funeral, burial and all the legal and financial requirements. And all of it with no Will to guide her in making decisions. |
|
Many elegists question whether they have the strength to accomplish their purpose, often calling for help from the muses or from a sympathetically grief-stricken nature. |
|
The film, despite dealing with a tremendously sorrowful subject, offers more than heavy-hearted investigation of the world's most grief-stricken areas. |
|
A drunken, grief-stricken sailor is the only member of the medical staff on board who can possibly perform a delicate life-saving operation on the officer. |
|
She was grief-stricken on Friday afternoon, on hearing the sad news. |
|
Following the Sichuan earthquake, grief-stricken parents and grandparents staged anti-corruption protests over the shoddily built schools that collapsed, killing many thousands of children. |
|
Jamie Foxx is sympathetic to Butler's situation but then the legal eagle figures out the grief-stricken widower is slipping out of control. |
|
|
What with the kerfuffle over the unscheduled departures of hopeless flop Gemma Collins and grief-stricken Craig Charles, week one of I'm A Celeb was a wash-out. |
|
She's utterly grief-stricken, so I'm going over to talk her through it. |
|