Sentence examples for alas went from inspiring English sources

My queries, alas, went unanswered.

But not one, alas, went into a salivating mouth as soon as it left the bubbling rice bran oil.

The job, alas, went to someone else.

A decade ago there was an annual international obituary writers conference, usually held in New Mexico, that has now alas gone by the wayside.

However, I do seek out what I consider genuine "Pink", a package of mushrooms I hesitated to buy because of the "Pink ribbon" money alas, going to generic "City of Hope" funds.

The dog, alas, goes unnamed".

There was, alas, go to the in-laws.

He has a number of obvious advantages, not least the fact that the war against terror will, alas, go on much longer than Desert Storm did.

Their captain and prolific striker, Trésor Mputu, protested so furiously that he was sent off and he did not, alas, go quietly.

In this respect, train travel on commuter routes has, alas, gone the same way as flying, as I am reminded on the two-hour TGV ride from Calais to Paris.

As the saga drags on, you start to say yes to pretty much anything that doesn't have a swastika tattooed on its forehead, and you can't help but think all the hundreds, if not thousands of girls that in your optimistic virginal hours who got dealt a straight red, that you would absolutely definitely say yes to now, but who are alas gone forever.