Sentence examples for for woe from inspiring English sources
Failing her, the Moran children seem ripe for woe.
Readers React The end of the traditional bookstore and print books is cause for woe only among those of a certain age.
Visceral, overpowering, defiantly undomesticated, it brings out as no other version does the ancient stories' potential for woe and wonder, transformation and astonishment.
The novel is, among other things, an inquiry into the question of how individual lives interact with culture and history, for weal and for woe.
Mean value for WOE expected for activity k.
Standard deviation value for WOE expected for activity k.
Cannes has always had a thing for woe-bros (see also the Dardennes) but right now the intensity of its crush makes you giddy.
Even commercial construction, which some have suggested could compensate for woes among home builders, lost 17,000 jobs.
But tears are not only for woes.
India and Pakistan are longtime enemies, and each typically blames the other for every woe.
A recent memoir cliché is the survivor's tale of abuse or addiction, vying for maximum woe.
