Their experience, alas, bore out the critics' warnings.
So, this pair will never, alas, bear fruit.
Standing (somewhat idly) in the men's room of his fitness center recently, he had a moment with nothing to read but the inspirational poster on the wall in front of him -- but, alas, it bore only one lonely word.
In Mr. Leech's case, alas, this was borne out on Wednesday with singing that tended to get a little out of control, with a pronounced vibrato and a few moments that bordered on yodeling.
This last assertion, alas, has not yet been borne out.
But alas, I cannot bear surrendering them to a long cold winter...in my medicine cabinet.
Not surprisingly, that "shared contract of governance" carries a lot of weight thereafter in Lynch's argument – alas, more than it can bear.
It doesn't seem to me to be an open-and-shut case either way.UPDATE: Andrew Smithers has just come out with a new (alas, privately circulated) paper that bears both on this post and on yesterday's note about the mismatch between corporate profitability and business investment.
In most modern productions, alas, those things have become a bore.
There's no doubting McDaniel's sincerity or good intentions, but alas, all three issues are dumped too heavily into a narrative that can't bear their weight.
