Sentence examples for end of misery from inspiring English sources

That's not the end of misery, unfortunately.

With art you cannot end poverty, but you can bring about the end of misery".

Like an indomitable case of herpes, or Kathy Bates at the end of Misery, it is the entity which refuses to die no matter what the FA throws at it – and as such it is providing much of the entertainment that England's World Cup squad failed to muster.

'Of course, he's got a big lawyer and he'll probably get off in the end, but it's causing him no end of misery and maybe the next asshole that comes along - and there's always the next asshole - will think twice about it.' Given the nature of Hiaasen's column, it is perhaps surprising that he has not had more legal difficulties.

At the very least it is the beginning of the end of misery.

The end of network misery.

At the other end of the Misery Index are many of the rising nations of Asia although China, the subject of so much attention, does not score well.

The fall of Huế and Da Nang did not spell the end of the misery suffered by the Army of the Republic of Vietnam.

Where are similar pictures drawn by children whose two-parent homes are a never-ending shroud of misery?

"So the point is I'm there to be acknowledged for performing (the role of) a man who is exceptionally important to all of our lives, who is dealt an incredibly unjust blow in his life, and who met the end of his miseries with suicide, and we're there saying things that he wasn't able to".

Walking out onto Victoria Road, I was met with a familiar feeling of transient, end-of-my-tether misery.