Sentence examples for Miserable news from inspiring English sources

An apt invocation, certainly, during a week of miserable news on Wall Street — so many ignoble successes and profane gains!

"Double digit house price inflation is miserable news and wipes out government efforts on affordable housing.

That Nintendo should release this thing now, in 2016, a year blighted with miserable news, is fortuitous and somehow beautiful.

Last Thursday began with typically miserable news for northern travellers, with three services cancelled for the same, infuriating reason: "due to a member of train crew becoming unavailable".

Alex Hilton, director of the campaign group Generation Rent, said the price rises faced by prospective first-time buyers were "miserable news".

The millions of people who have clung on to mortgage endowment policies received more miserable news this week, with many insurers cutting payouts despite the rising stock market.

The administration would no doubt blame this judgment on the steady stream of miserable economic news.

More "turns out the UK is really quite miserable and/or shit" news today: a new report has found that Britain ranks as the third most meddlesome country when it comes to controlling and regulating the private lives of its citizens, just behind those killjoys Finland and Sweden.

But their greeting of the Monty news was miserable in the extreme.

4.50pm: If you want to catch up on what's really been happening away from the TV cameras at Birkdale, head over to the blog where Mike Adamson has news of miserable ice-cream vendors and a bad day for Ernie Els.

MELBOURNE, Australia — The reassuring news on a miserable afternoon for Li Na was that one actually can forget these moments.