| Every weekend millions of us are forced to either go home early or face the prospect of a torturously slow journey on a night bus full of barking loons. |
| Sadly, I have found not a single short-cut method for this torturously slow process. |
| This concert features the three string quartets by Johannes Brahms, works torturously balanced between classical control and Romantic abandon. |
| The charitable institution for poor or orphaned girls of clergyman, run by Mr. Brocklehurst, almost starved it occupants, and was torturously strick. |
| His music is played on torturously high rotation on commercial radio, and enough is enough already. |
| Canadians would endure many torturously silent and agonizingly long days before the first telegrams reached our shores. |
