Sentence examples for did plight from inspiring English sources

Just three and fifty years ago, One bright December night, This Man and Maid did pledge their love, And life-long troth did plight.

Did the plight of the Jews matter?

How does their plight differ from the Hmong?

Why does the plight of 600,000 children in poverty not engender moral outrage?

In Part One: The Biography of Jun Do, the plight of an orphan, Jun Do (John Doe), raised in the Long Tomorrows orphanage by an Orphan Master who may be his father.

With the Spaniards steadily overrunning Flanders and Brabant, the Dutch in their plight did not immediately abandon William's policy of seeking foreign assistance.

While it won't stop them from forging ahead with Brooklyn Grown, Ms. Orlando did lament the plight of her carefully cultivated flowers.

He should also have addressed, but did not, the plight of Iranian religious and national minorities or those of Afghans who live in Iran as refugees.

Readers of this blog know that I have strong views about the fate of America's Iraqi allies, and I wouldn't have taken the time to write a play about them if their plight didn't anger me.

No particular board or general actually decided to sock it to this particular B-52 pilot, it seems; somehow, it just happened....Which of us, reading about Lieutenant Flinn's plight, did not want to leap to her side, not merely against the harrumphing, finger-wagging Colonel Grundys but also against the whiny, turncoat meanness of her bad-choice ex-lover?

The housing data got short shrift from investors though, as did the ongoing plight of General Motors.