Sentence examples for about the woes from inspiring English sources
But not many people in the U.S. cared about the woes of a faraway country.
Others mock her occasional gripes about her personal finances and her solipsistic college thesis about the woes of black Princetonians.
That is a simple and reassuring notion to keep in mind as we read endlessly about the woes of Europe.
Their first effort, "The Body Beautiful" (1958), about the woes of a prizefight manager, closed in just a few weeks.
A spectacularly influential literary complaint about the woes of youth was Goethe's The Sorrows of Young Werther.
An apparent allegory about the woes of Europe, the film follows a crew of low-level astronauts stranded on the wrong planet.
Some players are sanguine about the traffic woes.
On a lighter note, the diversity party sparked a lament about the dating woes in the black professional world, one in which women seem to far outnumber men.
A recent Times article about the economic woes of upstate New York towns dependent on prisons raises a nagging little fear about the future of criminal justice reform.
It will be run by Harvey Levin, former executive producer of "Celebrity Justice," a syndicated program about the legal woes of entertainment figures, which Telepictures canceled last spring.
Rebecca Miller's arch comedy Maggie's Plan, about the romantic woes of New York's uptown and highbrow: starring Ethan Hawke, Greta Gerwig out-ditzing herself something rotten.
