The fashion throughout almost the entire period I was in therapy one that spanned, alas, given the expense and its lack of ameliorative effects, nearly half a century—had been to understand my symptoms as merely temperamental.
Given that Gainsbourg resembled a horse with a hangover, it may seem unfeasible that creatures of rare perfection kept falling into his hay, but such are the mystical rules of attraction that prevail under Gallic skies and, alas, nowhere else.
While it will extend your HDTV reach, it will not, alas, give you more time for all that viewing.
The press office, alas, gives short shrift to the idea.
The one who can give me life, alas, gives me death!
My disease, alas, gives one (during its seizures) a headless heart.
I asked Dubois-Sissoko to disclose her ten mantras for her tenth anniversary, but alas, my recorder gave out that day and the recording has gone lost.
Grabbing Grameen The power of tribes ReprintsDivine inspiration, alas, has given way to legal tribulation.
The movies, alas, only gave us a screen test for that Hamlet.
But, alas, it gave him no new business back in Japan.
It's also, alas, similar to the theories that gave us the U.S. Postal Service and Amtrak.
