Sentence examples for alas today from inspiring English sources

I've been like a 6-year-old with a secret, desperate to tell my pals for weeks and alas today the secret is released -- literally!

But alas, today is the day.

(Here we must pause and sigh and ask when, Lord, will we ever get a story about woman with a high-powered career who isn't torn in two or a heartless witch? Not, alas, today).

Alas, today I'm paying a price in frayed muscle tendons.

Alas, today we sorted through trillions of blue sapphire.

Alas, today the company produces only a very limited number of these classic pieces, so this retrospective view is welcome.

Every suffering group of fans suffers in its own way, and for devotees of the Kansas City Chiefs — guilty, alas — this weekend's playoff loss to the Indianapolis Colts felt less like a ripped Band-Aid than like being in a relationship in obvious decay.

By Reeves Wiedeman January 6 , 2014Every suffering group of fans suffers in its own way, and for devotees of the Kansas City Chiefs — guilty, alas — this weekend's playoff loss to the Indianapolis Colts felt less like a ripped Band-Aid than like being in a relationship in obvious decay.

Photograph: Rob Carr/Getty Every suffering group of fans suffers in its own way, and for devotees of the Kansas City Chiefs — guilty, alas — this weekend's playoff loss to the Indianapolis Colts felt less like a ripped Band-Aid than like being in a relationship in obvious decay.

So it's not clear if we'll hear more next week, next month, or alas, next year.

I discovered them with the amazing song, "Stay Tuned," from the film "P.S.," and fell in love with this from their first – and, alas, last album.