Sentence examples for endless travails from inspiring English sources
The myths Mr. Guettel chose to evoke — of Hero and Leander, of Sisyphus's endless travails, of the winged horse Pegasus and his rider, Bellerophon, who tumbled to the ground when the horse was bitten by a gadfly — are often tales of mortals finding punishment under the mercurial whims of the gods.
The northerners' endless comedy travails – Labbadia was the eighth coach to get fired since his first dismissal in 2010 – has kept neutrals entertained and neighbours Werder Bremen in good spirits but for German football, it's been nothing short of a tragedy.
But it also proves my point, because, for years, United fans have taken endless joy in the often-hapless travails of the team from Anfield.
His family moved to Entre Ríos, a province with a cluster of Jewish farming colonies, and he went on to write "The Jewish Gauchos," a 1910 classic of Argentine literature about the travails of those making their way from oppressed European shtetls to the seemingly endless plains of Argentina, a ranching power that then ranked among the world's richest nations.
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Travails and surprises ensue.
Sadly, so did its travails.
William Hague, hoping to be a beneficiary of Labour's travails with a speech in Wales this morning, said last night that the incident proved that people "really are now fed up with the endless talk of the government.
Eventually, their travails twine.
