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61 The children took themselves away early, for their parents were silent, distraught, and strangely unentertaining.

62 My parents, who knew even less about vegetarianism than I did, were distraught.

63 Deeply distraught over this loss, Regina spent many years in mourning.

64 "Your dollar went to help bury a mother and four-year-old son who had no reason to die, " a distraught writer from Illinois wrote.

65 Tony is shot in revenge, and Maria is left distraught.

66 The only son of King Louis VII of France fell dangerously ill and his distraught father took the astonishing decision to go to Canterbury.

67 He saw the agonising wait end for one of many distraught mothers waiting outside the school.

68 Distraught Thai, Laotian and Cambodian fisherman and farmers blame Chinese dams for killing off fish stocks, cutting irrigation and disrupting livelihoods.

69 The Oregonian later reported that an 18-year-old woman left a distraught voicemail for Wu, accusing him of an "aggressive" sexual encounter.

70 I was two months old when my distraught father sent me to Mother's favorite sister.

71 Another is distraught after an offer of a permanent job was withdrawn.

72 Here he was not surprised to meet Stener just coming out, looking very pale and distraught.

73 Allen died in 1964, at the age of 58, and Burns was distraught.

74 She has been distraught since recently breaking up with her boyfriend.

75 Newspapers said many children at the school service at St Mary's Church in Maidenhead, west of London,(www.Sentencedict.com) were distraught when Rayfield said those words.

76 Upset: In a state of emotional or mental distress; distraught.

77 Distraught with grief, I signed away my rights to the property.