She turned his agonized face up to her calm one.

How much did he remember of his agonized pleading to Miles for an easy death, so few weeks ago?

He looked at the rock with a kind of agonized passion.

But there can be no more agonized prospective change of address.

Unfortunately, there was not much else to wonder at in his agonized reading.

I turned my agonized attention again to the door at the head of the stair.

Will jumped out the door, then turned with a last agonized appeal to the teacher.

Six women suddenly went into the final, agonized minutes of childbirth.

An agonized cry came from a room somewhere down the hall.

An agonized cry came from the young woman standing on the other side of the experiment.

Then they moved downward, and he heard her agonized screams.

It was the next agonized moment in time that he carried to his grave.

And the book has of course given me new fuel for my agonized bar conversations.

The cab drew away as the man on the ground opened agonized eyes.

Seven agonized faces regarded her as if she were mad.

Once there, he makes the agonized decision to go deal with a dangerous oil fire rather than stay and help the doctor deliver the baby.

"The one with the green eyes," Clayton whispered in an agonized voice.

His face becomes agonized but he is far too polite to utter a sound.

And with an expression of agonized despair, he rushed them.

Just then he heard an agonized cry behind him.

The boy gave him a last agonized glance, then led his troop back up the canyon.

Anything was better for the crew than agonized waiting.

Never mind that the Fragment was in an obvious state of agonized exhaustion.

The soldier died with a look of agonized surprise.

Sweat rolled down his face, he suppressed an agonized cry.

Some harsh, agonised sounds must have come out of him.

But what was the agonised cry and the figure lying by the line side?

Still, they had achieved a class system which was far less awkward and agonised than our own.

After agonised discussion, it was resolved that its name should be changed to.

"They've taken out American citizenship," he said, in an agonised voice.

Only his agonised eyes moved to follow her as she circled him cautiously.

She was already crying, her whole face screwed into agonised disorder.

Suddenly there was an agonised shriek from her inside the van.

He tried to smile but it was no more than an agonised grimace.

Over the roar of the mechanism she heard an agonised cry.

I shall never forget the agonised cries of my sister.

He gave a sharp agonised cry and threw himself at the rock in the area from which the sound had come.

Their agonised faces amuse me and I have yet to see a happy or embarrassed one.

The last words were an agonised warning, for he had sensed her movement as she stood upright.

After much agonised deliberation, we've come up with our Booker dozen.

Only then does the effect of his actions sink in, and he expresses agonised regret.

From below came the agonised and hideous sounds of someone being torn apart.

Her face went white, her eyes enormous pools of agonised pain.

This time the voices were mournful, rather than agonised.

He'd cut short her agonised attempts to blurt out her problems.

From this the agonised shrieks were rising, growing ever more terrible with each second that passed.

She held the screaming baby towards him; one final agonised cry and then it was silent.

It calls to me, for many minutes together, in an agonised manner, 'Below there!

There was a second of agonised terror in her heart: he was a beast thing.

He slewed round upon me an eye of agonised aversion.

We have agonized for the last six months over them.

Her family and I agonized over the right thing to do.

In her heart was room for but one agonized thought.

At the time, and for many years after, he agonized over his role.

She had to agonize over the decision for some time.

She had minutes in which to agonize over her plan.

Yet he seems to agonize over how the state should control such things.

At any rate, he had no time to agonize over it.

Although it would mean a better position and more money, she agonized over whether to take the job.

Clinton says he and his friend "agonized" over what to do.

So they agonized over their course of action for more than five hours on Tuesday.

Some made the decision easily, while others say they agonized over what to do.

The voice that came to him through the closed door was agonized.

For months before the exhibition, he agonized about his return.

In short, he agonized about his party affiliation for some time.

During the night, while he slept, the world had moved and agonized.

And still she agonized over it, looking for another alternative.

She agonized all of 10 minutes and decided not to fold.

We also agonize when the student is rejected, but nothing has gone wrong.

The decision to assist someone in their death should be agonized and private.

When no shots followed, David agonized over what to do next.

He still agonizes over the lost chance to see his brother alive.

He still agonizes over his decision to continue to train there.

The effort he had made showed in his drawn, agonized face.

A second later there was another hail, even more agonized.

I agonise over their welfare, which brings me to the point of my story.

Solve this one and we would not need to agonise over nuclear.

I just want to play, so we don't agonise over it.

We should concentrate on the message, not agonise over the medium.

Glossy magazine editors agonise over who to put on the front.

Every girl or woman I know does agonise over every meal.

What would the middle classes do with their lives if they couldn't keep on thinking up trivial things to agonise over?

You agonise over each and every one of your patients, little one."

I do not need to agonise about that sort of discontinuity of experience.

Footballers, she reflected, tend not to agonise over how the ball might be feeling.

He refused, out of a lifetime of habit, to agonise over the matter.

Plenty of people agonise over these issues.

We agonise over the smallest of details.

But we have had to agonise over some of the amendments, including those on the liability of intermediary providers.

So long as we don't confuse faction with history, perhaps we shouldn't agonise too much over such matters.

Pauline doesn't often agonise over decorating decisions.

Nor need he agonise, thought Cadfael, watching that resplendent departure, over her happiness.

What's there to agonise over?

You agonise over it.

We tend to agonise for months over this or that amendment, but often put no effort into finding out whether the legislation has had its desired effect.

Like the other English mystics, Hilton does not want the contemplative to agonise and strain unduly.

Officials agonise: will the Japanese then become as eager to shirk work as the Swedes are?

I don't worry," he said, "I don't agonise over my problem.

Sandwiched between them, Jiahao can only agonise.

Later she would agonise over all the might have beens, but now she had other things on her mind, things that wouldn't wait.