Sentence examples for grief going from inspiring English sources

We got on with it and waited out our grief, going about it in our different ways.

This weekend, there were makeshift memorials around the country, but on Saturday mourners in Southern California had a chance to commemorate the man by doing something that probably didn't even occur to most of the Ali fans who were otherwise united in grief: going to a boxing match.

Columnist Zoe Williams wrote a telling piece about the heartache of unsuccessful treatment last month, headlined Where's all the grief going?

In his distress, he was living in a state of grief, going to sleep every night with the hope he would somehow wake to find the situation had been a bad dream.

For here, no grief goes unrecognized.

Hanna, overcome with grief, goes home to Germany.

And Mike Leigh's bleaker than bleak Grief goes into the Theatre Royal in Bath.

Remember, also, that miscarriage hurts dads too, but they are often so busy looking after their partner that their grief goes unacknowledged.

The dead man's niece and 200 other family members and friends, many of them gray with grief, went to St. Michael's yesterday to pay last respects at the funeral Mass.

Today, our grief goes viral quickly on multiple platforms.

At one point, as Sybil tells Howard about her life abroad, she quotes from Pablo Neruda, one of Foote's favorite poets: "Where does the grief go?" In Foote's Harrison, Tex., it can well turn into bile.