(See, alas, Fifth Avenue).
We considered adopting a "relaxing" theme to our promotion, but, alas, two other stations had already co-opted the word.
But alas, history is here to remind us that single women of any age were at one time considered "spinsters" simply because they didn't have a man.
But that, alas, is Mourinho's way, no matter what team he prepares to fight, sometimes in the literal sense, in the stadium where he was given his coaching apprenticeship but was never considered to be the head coach.
"Common sense and a little decency would have avoided this abhorrent confrontation, but alas, we must consider the greater good," he wrote.
To "save" Social Security, all that is needed is the removal of the cap on earnings taxable for Social Security, something that Barack Obama the candidate said he'd consider but that President Obama, alas, has not actively pursued.
In fact, its minimalist sound, promotion, and packaging (there is no cover art) would seem to imply that there's less offensiveness within this album than other recent West public offerings, but alas, what many consider blasphemy and rampant lyrical misogyny put rap, religion, and Kanye West at the forefront of public discourse.
And there should have been plenty to skewer, considering the Occupy Wall Street subject matter, but, alas, I found myself thinking, "C'mon, Herb.
That last bit is odd, considering that Palm has built a native Facebook application into OS 1.3.1; alas, that's not the only shortcoming of said app.
