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Even during the year individuals and couples agonise about visits home.
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It leads me to agonise about a week without nail clippers.
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Thanks to the bankers, I suggest Mr Miliband need not agonise any further.
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The homeless agonise while they crouch in or near shop doorways.
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It was as good a place as any to agonise.
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They confer, they agonize, they threaten each other and scuffle for dominance.
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Others, particularly Britain, still agonize publicly over what they should do.
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I did agonize over whether to come to you or not.
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For whom does God let Job suffer and seek and agonize?
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We see our neighbors agonize over stagnant wages and lost jobs.
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That makes it easy to agonize about what you don't know.
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Then why seek to agonize my heart with what I would gladly forget?
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Why are we forced to agonize over discussions that most parents can't relate to?
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He had expected him to agonize and have a tougher time making the decision.
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It was a tough choice, but there was no time to agonize over it.
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Love wasn't something she'd learned to define or agonize over.
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But it made no sense to agonize over a decision that was a foregone conclusion.
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What's worse is that you'll agonize about doing that later if you go too far.
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For two more days Rob did nothing but agonize.
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You think Massy and his kind agonize like this?
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Remembrances had ceased to agonize, to urge me to headlong acts and foster sanguinary purposes.