Sentence examples similar to coming misfortune from inspiring English sources

Courage came with misfortune; she took no credit for it.

Gradually an epoch of violence then unfolds, and with it comes personal misfortune.

The woman who had accused Jordan Johnson had the misfortune of coming up against two particularly belligerent defense attorneys.

Harden had been twice rejected by Yale before being accepted, and he had the misfortune of coming to New Haven during the decade when students were cementing a new tradition known as Sex Week.

If these rules of ownership are construed too broadly – with too much control permitted to someone upstream – then anyone with the misfortune of coming along later risks trouble from those who came before.

Onscreen, there has been "The Shaft" ("Your next stop... is hell"), a movie about a deadly malfunctioning elevator system in a Manhattan tower, which had the misfortune of coming out the Friday before September 11th, and a scattering of inaccurate set pieces in action movies, such as "Speed".

Having opened a new life to me beyond my modest origins, the education system was now going to call in its chits and prevent me from pursuing that new life, simply because I had the misfortune of coming from modest origins.

A week from today, when Alysheba is officially named 1988 horse of the year, boosters for Personal Ensign will groan about the undefeated filly's misfortune of coming along in the wrong year.

The misfortunes kept coming as advertised luxury villas became FEMA disaster relief tents that were made uninhabitable by an unexpected rainstorm.

Misfortune comes just as suddenly to dogs as it does to humans.

And from Mr. Springsteen come tales of misfortune and whoa-whoa choruses that call for singalongs.