Sentence examples for and alas will from inspiring English sources

But now he's at the very bottom of the orchestral ladder and, alas, will probably stay round about that level".

And most of the heat news, alas, will be cast in negative terms -- brownouts, stalled trains, beach overcrowding, people passing out.

And the public may have to suspend its predilection for placing blame and accept that even a perfect system, alas, will not be risk-free.

Brigstocke mimics fellow stand-ups, in some cases brilliantly, although only comedians (and, alas, critics) will know who they all are.

TLDR: It's a long list of the achievements made with her at the helm these last five years, and — alas — you will only read of the struggles that Yahoo went through between the lines.

Oh, and alas, it will probably pass the unadjusted global gross of Puss in Boots ($555m in 2011) sometime today, making it the second-biggest "about a cat" movie behind only The Lion King ($984m, counting reissues).

His second, alas, will be freighted with inertia and foreboding".

A film clip of "Satisfyin Lover" (clothed, alas) will be shown, along with films and live excerpts of his beautiful improvisations to Glenn Gould's recordings of Bach's Goldberg Variations.

Nelly Braginsky, activist and philanthropist: Of course, we suffer: immigrants of the Soviet Union, alas, will look bad, though thousands of our people have earned a good reputation.

'A yellow frog, alas, will fright me so / As I should start and tremble as I go.' Who among us hasn't been that yellow frog.

These, alas, will remain a major concern.