Sentence examples for In woe from inspiring English sources

In "Woe is I Jr".

But I can't wallow in woe is me.

The prologue ends with Mr. Domingo atop a pedestal, grabbing his head in woe.

Op-Ed shook sadly, and wailed in woe, "I warned you — but now comes the Web's fatal blow".

"In Buchenwald the birch trees rustle sadly," goes one tune he carried, "as my heart sways languishing in woe".

If there's a fault in "Woe Is I Jr.," it's that O'Conner tries a little too hard to ingratiate herself with young readers.

What's not to be expected — but has become depressingly predictable — is to watch liberals rending their garments and gnashing their teeth in woe-is-us doom chanting.

Alexander Pope (1726) The Man, for wisdom's various arts renown'd, Long exercis'd in woes, O Muse! resound.

For the report, Jackson surveyed Ph.D. researchers looking for work, employers who recruit them, and Ph.D. hires in industry to find trends in woes, victories, and advice.

But this is not a typical tale of monster-in-law woes.

Since then, the West Yorkshire outfit have been mired in financial woe, even dropping into League One in 2007.