Sentence examples for coming misery from inspiring English sources

The universities must take their share of the coming misery, along with the rest of the public sector, until the next good time comes along, as it surely will.

Summer hurricanes are bound to come; more misery and death will follow.

We were working in a battlefield, in this neighbourhood particularly, with a constant wave of people's personal misery coming at you," said Boyle, indicating the deprived area outside his window, where drug dealing and prostitution are rife.

"We will see only more suffering and more misery coming to the Syrian people," he said.

Misery loves company, but if misery comes with glimmers of positivity and a surging bassline and piano, there'll be that much more company.

THE summer monsoon, late in coming, has been spreading misery with a vengeance across Pakistan and Indian-controlled Jammu and Kashmir.

But there are millions of people living in this country who simply don't have that option: millions of people for whom this coming winter spells abject misery as they struggle with the conundrum of whether to buy food for the table or respite from the chill.

Sadly most of them are Europeans because help centres are submerged with foreign misery mostly coming from Maghrebian countries.

So where does this latest fountain of melodious misery come from?

I know what comes afterwards – the misery of having upset someone can last for weeks.

"Most comedy comes out of misery," Rogen says, "and what's more miserable than that?