Throes in a sentence

A again in the throes of a debt-ceiling crisis.

Amador said breeding the expensive dog in a country in the throes of a financial crisis required a "great sacrifice".

Ball had only been introduced in the dying throes of the contest with one mind on penalties and, like all their decisions on the night, it was a move that paid dividends.

But as the company is looking to reassert itself under new ownership and is deep in the throes of a flagging mobile market, it revealed that it’s got a few more tricks waiting in the wings.

Defense attorney Charles Kenyon argued Jimenez was not rational at the time and in the throes of schizophrenia when he shot the teens.

It is the last throes of a bitter, angry man who wants power back.

My Hero Academia is in the throes of its final arc, with the manga already giving us some of the biggest battles of the series to date.

Ohio was in the throes of a bitter debate over abortion rights this fall when Brittany Watts, 21 weeks and 5 days pregnant, began passing thick blood clots.

Plus – things are heating up for Guardians of the Galaxy in the throes of the catastrophic Grootfall.

Season One, we wrote, prepped, and produced the show while still in the throes of the pandemic.

She also recalls giving unsolicited advice to new mums in an effort to be helpful, which she now recognises “can feel like judgment,” especially to someone in the throes of early parenthood.

She supported me through the throes of my husband’s addiction (he’s sober and doing very well now) and I did the same for her (yes, the exact same unfortunately, although he’s not sober just yet).

Some of the executives who held the reins at Stocks and Securities Limited (SSL) are keeping to a vow of silence on their stewardship at the investment firm in the throes of an alleged $3 billion fraud that went on for at least a decade.

The country has been in the throes of a meteorological drought with water restrictions in place across the corporate area.

The image shows Simpson sitting down in 2017 when she was in the throes of addiction.

The meeting came as Ankara, in the throes of an economic downturn, is seeking a reset of its often-troubled relations with Western nations.

This is as her family moves from New York City to the suburbs of New Jersey and she is forced to go through the messy and tumultuous throes of puberty with new friends in a new school.

Those dark days under Unai Emery and in the early throes of Mikel Arteta’s reign are testament to that.

Until the final throes, most of Livingstone’s violence was aimed at Tim Southee, who lacked venom in the middle overs.

After transferring to AP's New York headquarters in 1993, she was dispatched to Somalia in the throes of its civil war.