Lissnup blogs about their ordeal

Paco shared his year long prison ordeal

Mrs. Mahdi then describes the ordeal that followed

We made it an ordeal for the unjust .

We made it an ordeal for the unjust .

Neither of us knows how we survived this ordeal.

Taste your ordeal . This is what you used to challenge .

Taste your ordeal . This is what you used to challenge .

Her ordeal is not forgotten by the people of Ireland.

Earlier tonight, Wood tweets another snippet of the ordeal some refugees face in Lebanon

( and be told ) Taste your ordeal ! This is what you were seeking to hasten .

( and be told ) Taste your ordeal ! This is what you were seeking to hasten .

Jordanian Naseem Al Tarawnah writes about how the jailed blogger's ordeal is all about breaking the silence.

I dearly hope you will make it out alright and that the ordeal will make you stronger.

Dunking This form of torture was used in the early modern period as a trial by ordeal.

Even though the hostilities took place beyond the territory of Kazakhstan, our people underwent a terrible ordeal.

The Mission's recovery from the 2000 ordeal offers a wealth of lessons for current and future peacekeeping operations.

Mirza's ordeal started on 16 March 2011. That was the last night his wife saw him a free man.

Here, the king finally pushed through the reduction ordeal, something that had been discussed in the Riksdag since 1650.

Life under totalitarianism was an extreme situation that requires us to apply special, nuanced rules toall the captives of that ordeal.

But she's recently returned and working on the issue of telefa, hoping to keep girls from facing an ordeal like she did.

Detainees inside the prison have been sharing their ordeal, and calling on human rights groups to intervene to stop a possible massacre.

During a 1999 trial of Yemenis convicted of kidnapping 16 Europeans, it emerged that the group s ringleader called al Ahmar during the ordeal.

Her baby died, but she survived, despite terrible injuries, determined to speak out so that others would not have to endure the same ordeal.

Every soul must taste of death , and We try you with evil and with good , for ordeal . And unto Us ye will be returned .

Every soul must taste of death , and We try you with evil and with good , for ordeal . And unto Us ye will be returned .

Now, I don't know if any of you have had the opportunity to go to Mt. Everest, but it's quite an ordeal getting up there.

The court found that Pavel s ordeal violated several articles of the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, to which Russia is a signatory.

He continues describing his ordeal nezrad before the beginning of the interrogation, a man came and asked me in a Yemeni accent What is your charge?

On Twitter, one Iraqi blogger Maryam Al Dabbagh, who is in the UAE, charts her family's struggle during the ordeal. Her tweets from June 7 read

Meanwhile, they agree that Lucia is alone in this life and Lucia begins a long ordeal to find work and the girl that she promised to protect.

A communist who considered himself an honest proletarian writer, but called by Stalin, the Red Clown of Power, svoloc (scoundrel) and balagancik (buffoon), Platonov lived a lifelong ordeal.

5.3 On 24 November 2003, at 10.27 a.m., an unidentified person called at the office of a Sri Lankan newspaper, Ravaya, which had supported the author throughout his ordeal.

Saudi female blogger Nouf Abdullaziz ( nofah1) wrote one of the early reactions to Rowda's ordeal nofah1 Rowda helped me in the case of Saudi detainees without waiting for any reward or thanks.

We praise the remarkable efforts the United Nations made in such a short time, as well as those of the many countries that showed such solidarity in the face of this ordeal.

Those babies who make it through this ordeal will one day come of age and face their oppressors, and possibly those who rewrite the truth according to their own twisted sense of morality.

Controls at borders have become an ordeal for many, and police persecution now burdens quite a few. A climate of fear has made life hard for anyone who looks suspicious or acts suspiciously, notably for Muslims.

And he says because I also have volunteers riding with me, adults, who are sitting there listening to him and he says, And this was just the beginning of our ordeal until we ended up in Israel.

In the babies of those women who developed post traumatic stress syndrome, or PTSD, following their ordeal, researchers discovered a biological marker of susceptibility to PTSD an effect that was most pronounced in infants whose mothers experienced the catastrophe in their third trimester.

According to the author, the only effective test which the court has laid down to test the veracity of the alleged victim's allegation is the willingness of the victim to submit herself to a medical examination and endure the ordeal of court proceedings.

Globalization has become one more painful ordeal for countries such as the Niger, which, despite its real economic potential, is condemned to living in the most abject poverty, and its people are condemned to live in despair and all manner of frustration.

It features Manal Hassan, describing what happened to her husband Abd El Fattah, and No to Military Trials member Nazly Hassan, who outlines the ordeal of Ahmed Abdul Rahman, a passer by who politely asked police at the protest why they were beating and sexually harassing women participants.

Last December, journalist Natalia Morar was barred from entering Russia and deported to her native Moldova after a Russian weekly magazine published a series of her stories about alleged siphoning of huge sums of money out of Russia by the country's high ranking officials (a GV translation on Morar's ordeal is here).

Mr. KHALIL, referring to question 11, welcomed the decision of the Supreme Court to order a retrial of the woman sentenced to death by stoning for adultery, although it was unfortunate that she would have to undergo the ordeal of a new trial and the possibility of the death sentence again being imposed.

The ordeal of the Palestinian refugees had been continuing for 57 years and about 4.3 million Palestinians lived as refugees in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, Lebanon, Jordan and the Syrian Arab Republic, and 400,000 Israeli settlers were living in 200 settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, and in various parts of the Occupied Palestinian Territory.