| She stared up into the face of a man that she had once been at the mercy of and felt her skin begin to crawl again. |
| I was quite literally at the mercy of the Inquisition and was completely unable to tell a lie. |
| What is set up as a life and death struggle, a dying father at the mercy of experimental science, is left unresolved. |
| It was also less prosperous and secure, and more at the mercy of European power politics. |
| On a still and empty stage three men appear at the mercy of constant rebuffs. |
| You are at the mercy of Mother Nature and toil long, hard hours in the knowledge that you could earn more working in a supermarket. |
