Sentence examples for by woe from inspiring English sources
Page C1 A WRITER ANCHORED BY WOE "Joseph Roth: A Life in Letters" fills in some of the blanks in the troubled and abbreviated life of the prominent 20th-century German-language writer.
His own pontificate was marked by woe, much of it caused by Philip.
"They all want to look nice, smooth, glowing, untouched by woe and by time".
Susie's climactic speech, in which we are told that "as long as wars are waged, we shall be vexed by woe," makes you want to sink down in your seat, or at least look away from the stage.
He is reduced to insisting that he will not stand down should the 6-1 rout by Germany at Dublin's Aviva Stadium last week be followed by woe against the Faroe Islands in Torshavn on Tuesday.
The global panic seems to have been largely triggered by woes in China, the world's second-largest economy.
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Dell's fledgling computer services division, our subject a year ago, continues to grow, but gains in that business have been offset by woes in the company's bread-and-butter personal computer operation.
One interviewee selected Spider-Man because he was "beset by woes, money problems, and the question of existence.
He had opened an ultimately melancholy session dominated by budget woes by suddenly and without explanation defending the Breakfast in the Classroom program, quietly pushed through in January.
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