Sentence examples for are very miserable from inspiring English sources

"We are very miserable," he said.

There is misery - the lives of her fellow workers are very miserable indeed - but her story is also a page turner.

The humour and affection in such lines belie the ambivalence of Crabbe's attitude to Aldeburgh, a place where he was "very miserable and miserably treated".

"It was very miserable.

I could imagine him being very miserable in a city.

"I think women were very miserable for very many years, and that's changing," she said.

"I couldn't keep up and I was very miserable," she says.

Once, when I was very miserable, Michael printed out some lyrics and left them on my desk.

Salomon, like any other brokerage house, accepted that it was regulated by the S.E.C. and knew that life would be very miserable if the regulators were angry.

"It is very miserable and regrettable that a particular individual is said to have taken profits and committed several unlawful acts, while we are working on a job in hopes of helping the national economy and people's lives," Park said, referring to Choi.

"I have been very miserable today," says Abbas an-HussaIraqian Iraqi engineer at the University of Westminster, U.K. who is secretary-general of the Iraq Higher Education Organizing Committee, a group trying to help rebuild science and education in Iraq.