"It's so embarrassing for me," a crestfallen Karim told Reuters.
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After a few minutes, he stopped the stream, looking crestfallen.
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He's crestfallen when I reveal that it's his personal record.
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Sounding crestfallen, Prince said he'd just received some sad news.
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Once more, its critics may find themselves confounded and crestfallen.
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"I don't think I'm invited to any," Ned replied, crestfallen.
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Crestfallen, I stepped over to the cash register to pay.
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"He's not coming," one said to his friend, who looked crestfallen.
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It's not as simple as just permanently being sad or crestfallen.
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She fucked him and fucked him, Alma would say, all crestfallen.
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In phone interviews and emails, the students said they were crestfallen.
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He looked crestfallen, so I quickly agreed to the original price.
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Alongside her, Colton sends home the lovely Tahzjuan, who seems genuinely crestfallen.
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He went from crestfallen to elated, however, when he saw the newspapers.
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But there were some crestfallen reactions, especially considering the show's immense popularity.
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The men are crestfallen, especially Connor, who knows his number is up.
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But many Cubans, living on monthly incomes of $50-200, are crestfallen.
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A whirlwind week that left Presti crestfallen rapidly shifted the franchise's direction.
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Trump can't ride a victory nor will he be crestfallen in defeat.
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The next morning, the crestfallen painter set off to paint his paintings.
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Viner repeatedly gulped and appeared crestfallen as the judge announced his sentencing decision.
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Andrew, crestfallen and with a bruised ego, is taken aback by the rejection.
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"So, I didn't do a very good job about that," Keith said, crestfallen.
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Visibly crestfallen, Kate says that she knows, doesn't care, and wants to try anyways.
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Feeley, who owns Silikids, a children's products company in Traverse City, MI, was crestfallen.
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Crestfallen, Mr. Shannon became convinced that he would be fired from his small role.
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But it's clear in the video announcing the tumor's resurgence that Giertz is crestfallen.
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"The family was crestfallen, our 150-year brewing tradition gone, just like that," Stroh writes.
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It's moody, swirling, and beatless—a strangely crestfallen moment for the man born Magnus Høiberg.
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He said they were crestfallen to hear Fortuin's ruling would not immediately go into effect.
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There was almost no snow at all in February, leaving children crestfallen but commuters relieved.
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The paltry snowfall has left children crestfallen, teenagers pining for snow days and commuters relieved.
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After she earned the bronze instead, the townspeople could plainly see how crestfallen she was.
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So I was crestfallen to hear recently that the family farm was up for sale.
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Crestfallen, Williams's post-match news conference wrapped up quickly, with short responses and a sombre monotone.
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You'd come bounding in from school and place your beret on the side board, looking crestfallen.
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When I read that they had switched to a prescription-based distribution model, I was crestfallen.
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Then he reached down to hug a crestfallen Tiafoe, who rested his head on Isner's shoulder.
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So I was crestfallen on Monday, when a new report by Common Sense Media came out.
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A crestfallen Monfils made his way back to his chair amid some booing from the fans.
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Sometimes the littlest ones look crestfallen because they had expected Fancy Nancy herself to show up.
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When Fred pushes Serena out of his office upon his "Women's Work" return, she is visibly crestfallen.
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But a real Wells Fargo representative was anything but crestfallen when Sasser called the bank's security office.
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A crestfallen Democrat Party is trying to figure out how things could have gone so catastrophically wrong.
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When I effused about the songwriters, films and plays he kept invoking, he would freeze, looking crestfallen.
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He was crestfallen, and Laura, who'd been wowed by how tirelessly he'd worked, took it even harder.
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"It was never about the chicken sandwiches," said Jill to Jack, who seemed somewhat crestfallen at this admission.
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Crestfallen upon hearing Pretty Little Liars took yet another surfboard, she solemnly placed her chin in her hands.
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"Whether you are celebrating or crestfallen, Mission Navy Yard has you covered," it's co-owner, Fritz Brogan, says.
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"I gave it all but I had nothing left at the end," a crestfallen and emotional Farah said.
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Charles Barkley seemed crestfallen Friday night over Jussie Smollett, lamenting how he betrayed the black and LGBTQ communities.
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"You're famous in all of Brazil and America because of the Miss Universe," she says as he looks crestfallen.
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That the band, by extension, are a bit crestfallen too, but that's an easy and lazy assumption to make.
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"Today, we share a new song to inspire the weary-disappointed hearts of so many crestfallen citizens," they said.
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The news left supporters who had gathered just outside the Wells Fargo Arena for a pre-event rally crestfallen.
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Smith's face is silent, crestfallen, as he stares at the piece; Foy's sad, determined eyes stare only at him.
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Crestfallen, he left court with none of the swagger that he had used to effect as Trump's cleanup man.
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Each of his four victories leaves Joseph Goebbels (Barnaby Metschurat), the Nazi minister of culture and propaganda, more grimly crestfallen.
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She was rushed to Miami's Memorial Hospital with a ruptured spleen, and, upon learning of the incident, Green was crestfallen.
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And the "Spotlight" crew, which had sailed into the night propelled by a sense of inevitability, was deeply crestfallen, too.
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Their votes "did not even move the needle", Gibraltar's chief minister, Fabian Picardo, told a crestfallen public the following day.
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Even so, he was gracious enough to allow a crestfallen politician to leave the set with a semblance of dignity.
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Actor Dan Akroyd, who was at the hotel at the time, was apparently crestfallen by the I, Robot author's words.
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What did the results of this presidential election have in common with the 2000 election results — making Democrats "particularly crestfallen"?
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The memory of his crestfallen expression when he realized he would not be inflicting the clearly intended excoriation remains indelible.
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Most of the 48.1 percent of Brits who voted to remain in the EU were crestfallen, and shocked, by the outcome.
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Safeway Open tournament host Miller was crestfallen at the news, and acknowledged that Woods' glory days were probably long behind him.
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"If bad things happen, you'll feel even more crestfallen, because you were responsible," said Todd Yellin, Netflix's vice president for product.
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For Democrats, their House triumph was particularly redemptive — not only because of how crestfallen they were in the wake of Mrs.
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The administration seems all but certain to leave hawks who cheered its ambitious plans, such as a 6900-ship navy, crestfallen.
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While Lee took the comment in his stride, it was hard not to feel that it left him a little crestfallen.
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On May 17th he left a Politburo meeting at Deng's house, alongside the "crestfallen" Zhao, exultant that he had got his way.
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There I was, crestfallen and heartbroken, but I momentarily got lifted out of the moment and just stood in awe of her.
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D.C. Longoria was crestfallen, but if it's any consolation, the Telenovela star was swiftly escorted to the bar on the show's set.
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The violence left city officials crestfallen and struggling to figure out what more could be done to increase security at the event.
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A crestfallen Modric stared blankly into space for a few seconds but he later returned to the spot to face his demons.
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"And a "senior royal source" said the Queen "will be crestfallen by this, especially on top of all the other bad news.
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Osaka, only 25 herself, then immediately put herself in her crestfallen young opponent's sneakers, helping her turn a negative into a positive.
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"If bad things happen, you'll feel even more crestfallen, because you were responsible," Todd Yellin, Netflix's vice president for product, told The Times.
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There was the sprawling approach of City of Caterpillar, the blistering destruction of Crestfallen, and the anything-goes folk hybrid of Pygmy Lush.
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"Thor: Ragnarok's" Jeff Goldblum said he was "crestfallen" to hear that Spider-Man might not return to the MCU at the D23 Expo.
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Cut to the scene of my boyish, typically upbeat husband looking stunned and crestfallen upon the news of his staggeringly low sperm count.
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Power looks crestfallen over what the outcome might mean -- both for the country, and the relationships and policies that they have painstakingly cultivated.
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"It's unacceptable for us to get a half a point," said a crestfallen Thomas, who had held a perfect record until that match.
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We are crestfallen that the man succeeding him, like so many of those who voted for him, hated each breath that he drew.
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When no more specimens could be found, a crestfallen Nicholas secured, as substitutes, dozens of ostrich eggs from M. Fabergé, a Russo-French poultryman.
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Ecstatic after receiving an email from the State Department confirming that her petition had been received, she raced home to find her father crestfallen.
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Caesar didn't need to teach Cleopatra ruthlessness — she had that down pat when they met — and he is somewhat crestfallen when she learns guile.
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Crestfallen, he told the room that the Syrian peace talks in Geneva — the third attempt in five years of conflict — had been put on hold.
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I interviewed an Estonian model named Dagmar who was crestfallen when she was sent home after two weeks for gaining two centimeters around her waist.
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The baby monitor becomes the ultimate deus ex machina when it catches Jane admitting that she's chosen Michael, and a crestfallen Rafael hears every word.
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Self-pitying or smug, jaunty or crestfallen, callous or contrite, the movie's fitful tone is fully yoked to Joaquin Phoenix's sodden-to-sober lead performance.
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The uncertain outcome in Iowa dealt a jolting psychological blow to the Clinton campaign, leaving volunteers, donors and aides confused throughout the night, and then crestfallen.
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The Dutchman, no stranger to winning the closest of finishes as his Olympic triumph at Copacabana demonstrated, gave the crestfallen 21-year-old a consoling hug.
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Just as Zoey is processing all of this information, she turns around to see a crestfallen Luca, in a formal-ready suit, holding flowers for her.
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Yet he struck an awful penalty way over the bar, leaving the red-and-white clad Peru fans distraught, not to mention the crestfallen Cueva himself.
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But ordinary Cubans said they were crestfallen to be returning to an era of frostier relations with the United States with potential economic fallout for them.
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Instead, they were crestfallen that a special counsel investigation had, according to the Justice Department, found no coordination between President Trump's campaign and Russia's election meddling.
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So, while Murphy admits he was initially "crestfallen" by Dangerfield's criticism of his comedy act, the negative critique obviously did nothing to alter Murphy's career trajectory.
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While one host, Sunny Hostin, seemed crestfallen, another, Meghan McCain — the daughter of the former Republican senator and presidential candidate John McCain — had a milder reaction.
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The impressive 17-year-old upstaged James Roberts and fourth-placed Magnussen, who was crestfallen after failing to qualify in his favourite event on his 25th birthday.
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IN THE SUMMER of 1987 a crestfallen Boris Johnson went to call on Anthony Kenny, the master of his college, Balliol, and a distinguished philosopher and classicist.
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His second but first (and arguably only) consistent album, Take Care, introduced Drake as the figure we know today: crestfallen, contemplative, alone in a life of luxury.
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"Those officials inappropriately targeted American citizens, and Democrats are crestfallen those abuses didn't bear fruit for impeachment instead of being shaken by the abuse itself," he continued.
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At the first Bayreuth Festival, in 1876, Nietzsche was crestfallen to discover that a viable theatre operation required the patronage of the nouveau riche and the fashionable.
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At the rink in New Jersey, they were crestfallen when the team blew a 4-1 lead against Stony Brook University, and lost 5-4 in overtime.
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Deng Adel had 21 points and Ray Spalding added a career-best 19 points and 11 rebounds in a game that left interim head coach David Padgett crestfallen.
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She tries to avoid places where she might run into Harena, whose face grows more and more piteously crestfallen as the weeks pass with no word from Giustinia.
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Winter had kept his mother up to date on Chambers's plans, but she did not want her son crestfallen if they stalled or were rejected in appellate court.
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Rauen, who did not respond to immediate request for comment from MUNCHIES on Tuesday, was understandably crestfallen about the loss, which WCPO suspects may cost as much as $100,000.
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He got the Americans out, but said afterward that the North Koreans were crestfallen that he did not bring with him an American proposal for a broader diplomatic breakthrough.
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Unceremoniously, Peter — like the many Bachelor alumni before him — has had to ruthlessly cull the pool of contestants after a basic first impression, leaving a string of individuals crestfallen.
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Speaking in Brasília to activists promoting women's rights this week, Ms. Rousseff, who was an operative in an urban guerrilla group in her youth, addressed the crestfallen mood around her.
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Others, though, were crestfallen, seeing Mr. Trump as similar to authoritarian figures like Mr. Assad and his allies, Vladimir V. Putin in Russia and Abdel Fattah el-Sisi in Egypt.
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Traditional media is like a jilted lover right now, crestfallen and unhinged over the stunning result on Election Day that almost none of them wanted, nor would even dare to predict.
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Your phone dies; you don't receive the apologetic message explaining that your date is running 20 minutes late; and you leave the bar, crestfallen, 19 minutes after the designated meeting time.
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But a narrow semi-final defeat to France last Tuesday left them crestfallen, even though they admirably picked themselves up to easily beat England 2-0 in taking the bronze medal.
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"We have not done ourselves any favors by picking those earlier fights with the intelligence agencies," one administration official acknowledged to CNN, crestfallen at the seemingly endless controversies facing the White House.
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The thought of a disappointed Mr. Maggs skulking off from the Swingfields site, crestfallen, the pockets of his leather coat weighed down with unused lube and rubbers, is a very sad one.
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Women who have experienced traumatic or long births, or cesarean section, she said, may look at the photo and see judgment or feel crestfallen that their own birth didn't look like hers.
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She was left with a broken nose and a split lip by a crestfallen footballer whose status seems to have caused him to forget that being told to fuck off doesn't count as foreplay.
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But the redeeming part was that Cersei did in fact stay true to form; I was crestfallen at the prospect of her actually joining Jon and Dany's alliance and showing some common sense/decency.
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When she heard that some audience members didn't seem to grasp the larger social significance of replacing the king with a queen — and that some even wanted the king back — she seemed slightly crestfallen.
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Instead, Mr. Andavolu said Mr. Jonze was more interested in hearing his anecdote about telling his crestfallen mother that he smoked marijuana on camera while standing next to the then-president of Uruguay, José Mujica.
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Peña Nieto himself made no mention of Trump when he announced Videgaray's departure on Wednesday, thanking him for "his work and the results he has achieved," and giving the crestfallen-looking former minister a warm hug.
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But like thousands of crestfallen liberals, I ended up deciding that things were bad but not quite bad enough — that George W. Bush was a terrible president, but that he was just one man, a usurper.
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The German one-two returned the smiles to the faces of the luge superpower's camp, which was crestfallen on Sunday after defending men's champion Felix Loch crashed out of the medals with a horror final run.
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My current squeeze looked crestfallen when I hinted that shower sex wasn't my bag and so I decided to dig deep and figure out how I could get over the various obstacles to my enjoyment of it.
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A debut this anticipated was expected to break opening-weekend records (it topped $28 million on opening day, a record then for single-day returns), but its overall earnings belied the notion that audiences were completely crestfallen.
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After waiting for hours, he said he was crestfallen when Sudan's defense minister — whom the United States has tied to killings and atrocities in the Darfur region — appeared in front of the cameras to make a statement.
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One crestfallen visitor, who gave only her first name, Chantal, said she had come from a Paris suburb to see the Leonardo da Vinci retrospective, the museum's latest blockbuster show, which is fully booked far in advance.
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A despondent-looking Johnson – former mayor of London, and leading campaigner for Brexit – appeared at a luxury hotel in London to tell his crestfallen supporters that he wasn't the right person to guide Britain through its divorce from Europe.
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Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN)In tattered blue overalls and torn gumboots, Blessing Mautsa, 240, a sand dealer in Harare's Mbare-Magaba industrial market sits miserably in the shade, his crestfallen face is evidence of a day's toil for little return.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cubans said they were crestfallen to be returning to an era of frostier relations with the United States as the news spread that U.S. President Donald Trump was set to revert parts of the historic detente with Cuba.
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Having known for more than a year that they wanted to draft him if they had the chance, team officials were crestfallen in Chicago when Dallas slipped from a projected No. 3 in that night's draft lottery to No. 5.
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We maneuver around cyclists, a couple of pedestrians, and a crestfallen man standing next to a broken-down Hyundai, all of whom are among the cast of actors contracted by Waymo to simulate the real world at its 91-acre test facility.
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With the audience as her jury, she wove her personal story so effectively into her critique of former Vice President Joe Biden's record opposing desegregation busing that he looked almost crestfallen, and abruptly broke off his answer by saying his time was up.
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Using a ski pole as a crutch to support the left leg he injured when he barreled into the safety netting at the Yongpyong Alpine Centre, the 27-year-old said he did not think it was serious but he was nonetheless crestfallen.
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The Dane looked every inch the world number two as she briskly served out for victory, which came when a crestfallen Fett dumped a backhand into the net after a shade over two and a half hours in the sun on Rod Laver Arena.
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There is no obvious alternative on the right to Mr. Trump, but Republicans believe that an existing minor party, like the Libertarian Party or the Constitution Party, could serve as a viable vehicle, allowing crestfallen Republicans to show up on Election Day despite their distaste for him.
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That was the only sure way to persuade Durant, a two-time N.B.A. finals most valuable player, to spurn the security of a five-year, $221 million offer to return to the Warriors, and reject strong interest from the Los Angeles Clippers and the now-crestfallen Knicks.
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Although the Kawhi-less Spurs won 48 games to extend their league-record run of playoff appearances to 22 seasons in a row, then pushed the second-seeded Denver Nuggets to seven games in the first round, rest assured that they remain crestfallen over Leonard's departure.
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After he starred in "National Lampoon's Van Wilder" (2002), about a seventh-year college student, ebullient 20-somethings approached him in bars offering Jägermeister shots, only to discover, crestfallen, that he was "this incredibly boring version of a guy who looked like their hero," he said.
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Lee Jong-seok, who helped shape the Sunshine policy from the early 1990s and became unification minister in 2006, says he is still "unthinkably sorry and heartbroken" when he recalls Kim Dae-jung's crestfallen face after he told him he would not be able to go.
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The outcome in Iowa — which at least until Tuesday afternoon appeared to be effectively a tie with a far left senator from a small New England state — dealt a jolting psychological blow to the Clinton campaign, leaving volunteers, donors and aides confused throughout the night, and then crestfallen.
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Democrats, who will be out of power in both the White House and Congress for the first time since 2006, were particularly crestfallen that Hillary Clinton had a slender lead in the popular vote but lost in the Electoral College, a fate similar to Al Gore's in 2000.
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The other argument — one he has made repeatedly to crestfallen colleagues as the grim results continue to trickle in — is his track record as a dogged campaigner and political strategist who has performed years of political spadework recruiting, nurturing, campaigning and raising money for Republican lawmakers and candidates.
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Two former midlevel executives at the state-run oil company Petrobras, on trial and dressed in sweatsuits, looked crestfallen as a handful of witnesses took turns at the stand to describe the institutionalized system of graft that has siphoned billions of dollars from public coffers and helped cement distrust of lawmakers.
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This brings us to another question that sits at the foundation of every optimistic belief held by the three or four people (myself included) who choose to be encouraged by such a crestfallen franchise: What if Fred Hoiberg—now armed with an inexperienced, moldable roster and no expectations—is actually good?
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On Wednesday, amid reports that Attorney General Jeff Sessions might open antitrust and consumer-protection law investigations against the tech companies, someone at Google handed him a gift: an hourlong video of Google's first all-hands meeting after the 2300 US presidential election, in which crestfallen executives attempt to console the employees they're addressing.
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It may have only been seven months ago, but the wounds of the "I'm with her" chanters hoping to see America's first female president were no doubt ripped open again as they saw a crestfallen Radziwill watch the electoral map swing in the favor of now-President Donald Trump — the Republican candidate winning state after state.
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" I was crestfallen at this sentiment, but I soon realized that parts of my personality that feminism was supposed to have liberated me to discover and express publicly—my ambitions to work in traditionally "male" spaces, my interests in stereotypically "male" things like military history, and my intellect itself—had somehow been converted into markers of "hotness.
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Sitting in a café on the day after the first round of the presidential election, 22-year-old Raphaël Georgy, a journalism student and Nuit Debout activist, told me that he'd received a text the night before from a fellow Nuit Debout participant, who was crestfallen to see the man responsible for the unpopular labor law move one step closer to the presidency.
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While Mr. Putin continued to deny any state role in the hacking, his comments, made to reporters in St. Petersburg, Russia, departed from the Kremlin's previous position: that Russia had played no role whatsoever in the hacking of the Democratic National Committee and that, after Donald J. Trump's victory, the United States had become the victim of anti-Russia hysteria among crestfallen Democrats.
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There are lots of things Jeb Bush will be remembered for now that he's dropped out of the 2016 race: the gratuitous exclamation point in his campaign logo; the hoodie he wore to prove he's cool with the tech kids; the way his shoulders slumped when, crestfallen, he begged a New Hampshire crowd to "please clap" after they failed to respond to a planned applause line.
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Day had once mentioned being envious of her friend Zoe for having two mums—she'd been talking about the miracle of having two mums who were both so cool, but her dad had taken her words to mean that she didn't want all the family she had, and he'd looked so crestfallen that she'd spent ages explaining her original comment and making it sound even more dismissive of him and Anton until he'd had to laugh.
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