Sentence examples for alas now from inspiring English sources

Also alas now closed is Kosovo's Radio 21, which gave a Kosovar Albanian perspective.

Odds are, some of your favorite modern writers — many alas, now dead — will be found here, talking excitedly about the books they love most.

Philippa Pearce, Dodie Smith, Diana Wynne Jones – all alas now gone – understood this special bond and the need it answers on both sides.

Here are just a few personal choices -- some quite worn from many years of reading or reference, a few alas now out of print, some classics and others brand new.

While the aid sent a profuse apology a few minutes afterwards, two LinkedIn groups and two Facebook groups were formed (some alas, now filled with additional spam).

That freedom is, alas, now in peril.

I'd love to come take your course sometime but alas, for now, I'm tied to Australia.

Having created a fashion, ALAS was now, with its research capacity and political-lobbying arm, aiming to help give substance to it.

It would make calibrating and understanding exactly what is going on with the Trends data a much more scientific endeavor, but alas, for now, we have to get by with the somewhat enigmatic measurements on the charts which show search volume "relative to peak search interest" indexed to 100.

That perilous moment, alas, is now.

In some circles, alas, people now say, "As goes Maine, so goes... Bangor".