"I understand that you've been through quite an ordeal."
"He would go on to miraculously survive the ordeal."
"He survived this whole ordeal and that is the most important thing."
"4200 passengers on board ended up stranded at sea, spending six days crapping into a plastic bag."
"Every 15-minute job is one broken bolt away from being a 3-day ordeal. Totally."
"We're out of the maze, to get pelted."
"The stone... a reminder of the ordeal, of the courage it took to face the unknown."
"My true ordeal is an ordeal of love."
"They stayed in that cell for a while before they finally got that boy onto a board up and out of there, and that would be the end of that whole situation."
"After spending the entire evening in this cooking hell, Earth manages to satisfy everyone's needs."
"The ordeal had left us shaken, our belief in the Tranquility of nature shattered."
"I raced to the police station where I filed a report, recounting my horrifying ordeal. The following day, law enforcement ventured into the woods, discovering my car's battery, a menacing knife, and a chilling note."
"...Zeff intended on surviving this ordeal...sever his right leg with a rock and eat it to survive..."
"Leon crane's Alaskan Wilderness ordeal would be treacherous."
"The biggest ordeal would occur in BFB 29."
"It's these qualities that got her out of an utterly terrifying and very strange situation."
"My ordeal on the E6 remains a defining moment, a chapter of my life I can never erase, only learn from."
"Despite their ordeal, Matthew and Shannon are still close and still go camping together."
"It was amazing relief and the end of a terrible, terrible, terrible saga."
"It truly was a very scary experience."
"I did not think I was going to make it out alive..."
"At this stage may just be regretting that decision that they took many weeks ago to put themselves through this ordeal."
"What a crazy story and glad that he made it out alive."
"Thomas's pre and post-trial period was a pretty strange ordeal."
"I breathed a heavy and grateful sigh that this whole ordeal may finally be reaching its end."
"Reflecting on the ordeal, Chelsea remembered Grant."
"Deke sure is a nice guy because I don't know if I could say that stuff about the guys that kidnapped me."
"It had been 51 hours since he'd been drugged and fallen overboard into the sea."
"I felt chastened and virtuous as if I'd survived an ordeal and emerged a better man."
"I have emerged from this ordeal with a firm conviction that the last thing anyone will believe is the truth."
"Not knowing the time had been the worst part of the ordeal."
"Our identity, who we thought we were, is being shattered by this ordeal, and we are becoming open to taking on a larger identity."
"I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to all of you for your support throughout this ordeal."
"He's definitely showed a lot of restraint throughout that whole entire ordeal."
"We have before us an ordeal of the most grievous kind."
"She does look like she's been through an entire ordeal."
"Miraculously, Captain Lancaster somehow survived his horrifying ordeal."
"I couldn't fathom why she had put me through this ordeal."
"I'm really, really sorry. I can't apologize enough for not noticing the unpleasant experiences I had been having and for the terrible ordeal I went through today," he also deeply apologized to the owner of the inn.
"This little cub has been through a massive ordeal, but thanks to Dave and Carla, his survival is assured."
"The most important thing is that the women survived the horrifying ordeal without being hurt by the thieves."
"Millie never expected she would take a wrong turn into a life-and-death ordeal."
"He made it to shore three days later, terrified but still alive."
"With a heavy heart, you prepare to take a much-needed long rest to recover from the harrowing ordeal."
"I have the mortifying ordeal of being perceived."
"It was a very harrowing ordeal, and I barely escaped with my life."
"He hasn't really cried through this whole ordeal; I have a feeling this is going to have him in tears."
"The ordeal wasn't over for the two of them; those fateful 5 days at sea changed Deborah and Brad's life forever."