Sentence examples for case of woe from inspiring English sources
Murdoch is famously anti-élitist, but every Australian schoolboy knows his classroom Shakespeare: "Though those that are betrayed do feel the treason sharply, yet the traitor stands in worse case of woe".
Perhaps both Georgia and LSU should consider that, and the other cases of woe, before removing what works in favor of what might work.
(To get in, you must bring a case of wine, and woe to the attendee who pours substandard vino). Spend a few days with a dozen or so economists, and you may have to reconsider your views on economics.
The package combines antivirus and antispyware tools, a firewall and other applications to help protect a PC from the Internet's ills, along with a backup feature to keep data safe in case of hard-disk woes.
Interviews with small-time Microsoft investors, who are remarkably easy to find in malls and streets here, turn up only isolated cases of semi-woe.
For a more acceptable and contextual sporting tale of why-me woe, consider the case of Prince, who throughout the spring and especially when the Pistons were backfiring during the Nets series, has been subjected to greater Detroit's festering sense of buyer's remorse.
To some extent, the stock market woes reflect a case of "what goes up must come down," or, in the terms preferred by statisticians, a "reversion to mean".
Death After Transplant Adding to the medical center's woes is the case of Mike Hurewitz, the 57-year-old man who died three days after donating part of his liver to his brother.
In the case of projects whose scores were in the Woe Zone, the team decided to delay their implementation and reallocated their resources to the higher priority initiatives.
