Sentence examples for Some tribulations from inspiring English sources

"He's tired, he's gone through some tribulations of his own with the intensity of this event.

The circle goes in search of this lost piece and, after some tribulations, finds it.

She wrote: "Underneath the carefree facade, you may be surprised to know that some of us [young actors] actually do have to face some tribulations".

"I'm a very private person but there are some tribulations I've been facing recently so I wanted to say thank u guys for your love, thank you to those who have been there for me, and thank you for those in my life who haven't, for teaching me a good lesson," she wrote alongside a black-and-white selfie. .

The day was not without some tribulation for Clark.

Shortly before lunch on the third day England, after some real tribulations against the second new ball, were finally all out for 350, which meant that the sides had tied on first innings, something of a rarity, and the match had therefore become a one-innings game.

Among their number is an almost mute worker named Mujo, who seems to have been wounded into silence by some terrible tribulation.

Those times when I was out of love, the Kraut was deep in some romantic tribulation, and those occasions when Dietrich was on the surface and swimming about with those marvellously seeking eyes, I was submerged".

But Reema Zoumut, an art teacher in Corona, Calif., said: "She went through some trials and tribulations.

Jules is an attractively grease-stained heroine, and some of the tribulations Howey pushes his protagonists through are truly horrendous – and engrossing.

Putting himself under some widely publicised tribulations in his efforts to bring 19th-century frontiersman Hugh Glass to screen, DiCaprio seems now to have his Oscar glory finally on lock down; so perhaps his next steps are to look towards more personally significant projects.