Sentence examples for do alas from inspiring English sources
But aesthetics is what gets the most attention, and most of the places Duany and PlaterZyberk design do, alas, look too cute by half.
I do, alas, recall how an equally spooky organisation used real British passports to engineer a political assassination in the United Arab Emirates not long ago, a nation whose "militant wing" will go on meeting EU diplomats: Israel.
What it can do, alas, and quite readily, is make a crowd into a valuable commodity -- a point made often by the leading chronicler of flash mobs, the blog (of course) www.cheesebikini.com.
What to do? Alas, Treasure Islands isn't much help here.
The time was the summer of 1816; the place, the Villa Diodati on the shores of Lake Geneva; the characters and plot so rife with Gothic-Romantic potential as to inspire--as it did, alas--a Ken Russell film.
There's nothing to be done, alas.
It did, alas, show Home (Meadowcreek) trailing Visitor (Luella), 33-0.
"So why not make the city's top politician directly accountable for it?"This may be easier said than done, alas.
The Trek Madone loves to climb … more than its middle-age rider does, alas.
Puerto Rican poet Lola Rodríguez de Tió famously said Puerto Rico and Cuba are "de un pájaro las dos alas" — two wings of the same bird.
