Sentence examples for become woeful from inspiring English sources

Since then the coverage of women's sport has become woeful again.

We've even stopped 'seeing' them at this point, they've become so omnipresent and woeful.

But it's now certainly become a curious subplot in a woeful Bears season.

They like him so much they don't seem to notice what a woeful team the Phillies have become.

by Sharon Levy The story of the poisoning of the water in Flint, Michigan, has become a dark fable about government negligence, woeful infrastructure, and the hubris of public officials.

Ritchie says the decision was a mutual decision after an extensive review into England's woeful World Cup which saw them become the first host nation to exit before the knockout stages.

At the same time, the brilliance of the novel's temporal shuffling becomes clear: now that the reader knows how woeful the lives of the poets will become, their adventure in the Sonora Desert is freighted with dreadful poignancy.

The Indian system has become so effete that terrorists have again exposed the woeful lack of adequate training and preparedness on the part of those tasked to fight terror.

In part, it stemmed from the perfect Gotham creation myth: When he became coach of the woeful Knicks in 1967, the Brooklyn native and City College all-American Red Holzman built a team that embodied his stripped-down philosophy: "See the ball on defense, hit the open man on offense".

After a woeful start, Robson recovered to beat New Zealand's Marina Erakovic 1-6 7-5 6-3 to become the first British woman to reach the fourth round here since Sam Smith in 1998.

His predicament has nearly become amusing to him; he has been bested, but still regards his attacker with woeful, wanting eyes.