Sentence examples for every woe from inspiring English sources

India and Pakistan are longtime enemies, and each typically blames the other for every woe.

Now an octogenarian, a Tory of Tories, this splendid writer is for ever groaning about the dismal modern age and every woe from political correctness to the metric system.

The Galaxy S 4 is great, but the Galaxy S 4 isn't a savior to our every woe.

So if you're the type of conservative who thinks the lesson of Reagan is that trickle-down economics is a cure-all for every woe at every moment in American history, you shouldn't vote for Obama.

Why should he know that diabolical good and evil when it costs so much?" Perhaps, Ivan concedes, there will be some final harmony, in which every tear is wiped away and every human woe is revealed as insignificant against the glories of eternity.

Calais is now synonymous with every imaginable woe, a place to be pitied and avoided.

High-yield obligations are like poor people, vulnerable to every economic woe.

Remember that George Bush complained for eight years that every economic woe over which he presided was Clinton's fault.

So most people have never even been able to try what is essentially the perfect solution to every party woe, but I spoke to a couple that did Sydneysiders Matt and Andrew.

"There are a couple of them that I think are a scream". There is a song for every childhood woe — from receiving teddy bears instead of gift cards from Grandma, to the dull drone of standardized testing.

EVERY day seems to bring more woes for Europe, and especially for the big three euro members: Germany, France and Italy.