Sentence examples for bringing misery from inspiring English sources
Others blamed President Saddam Hussein for bringing misery on his people.
Celine Dion recordings, the "Jane Eyre" soundtrack and the warblings of one Andrea Bocelli also seep through, presumably bringing misery to hundreds, perhaps thousands, of tenants.
A late-winter snowfall is bringing misery of its own, with temperatures dropping and expected to stay below freezing overnight.(Picture credit: FP PHOTO / HO / TEPCO via JIJI PRESS).
But they might be used to monitor the effects, and effectiveness, of attempts to break whatever habits of mind it is that are bringing misery to the millions around the world for whom a little flutter becomes something far bigger.
A statement added: "Against this backdrop the News of the World has no hesitation in investigating and exposing ruthless and habitual drug peddlers who break the law with arrogant impunity, threatening society and bringing misery and death to their victims".
Now new research, published in the journal Environmental Research Letters, suggests that the most intense atmospheric rivers are likely to become more frequent and more water laden by the end of the century, bringing misery to the UK.
"It will only bring misery and hard feelings among people.
The blessing of the monsoon always brings misery for some.
But this "white gold" too often brings misery.
To some he is a criminal who brought misery to ordinary people.
