Sentence examples for Bad alas from inspiring English sources

The rest of the news is equally bad, alas.

The bad: Alas, when he wasn't striking people out, he was too often still issuing them a free base.

One of the bad ways, alas, is the price.

Alas, alas!

But the bad news, is, alas, very bad.

Hilmes acknowledges her cleverness and her bad luck, but, alas, rushes to express his incredulity that a man such as Liszt should settle for a first-rate mind when it isn't attached to feminine pulchritude.

Much of the writing is, alas, bad.

Let us acknowledge that bad things happen, alas, to good people.

Elsewhere, a lot of the work is, alas, dispiritingly bad.

Nobody remembers a bad poem; it is, alas, merely more waste.

In addition to showing Korman's range, it is a salutary reminder that bad airline service is, alas, nothing new....Russell Platt.