Sentence examples for has some grief from inspiring English sources

Cashman probably has some grief awaiting him from Jeter, who is not shy about ribbing people in the right circumstances.

We have had some grief sessions with the students and one of them said he felt guilty that he didn't tell someone" that Dougherty was still experiencing postconcussion symptoms.

HAROLD O. LEVY, the New York City schools chancellor, who has taken some grief for his lack of education credentials, tried to recruit a nationally admired educator, ANTHONY J. ALVARADO, left, to join his administration.

Carter has taken some grief this week for not offering his spot to Jordan, who was added to the Eastern Conference team as a reserve and will likely be making his final All-Star Game appearance.

Everyone grieves differently, but grief has some common elements.

"I've got some grief referring to 'trannies'—I spent all of my teenage years in drag clubs, where trannies called each other trannies.

And after he died, I got to have some profoundly normal grief.

Having come to know Sheri's valiant sister Naveen, who spearheaded her family's drive for justice, I have some inkling of the grief Sheri's hideous death has inflicted on her parents, siblings, and others who loved her.

I had some idea how much grief my quest must have caused them but as a teenager I couldn't fathom the extent.

In fact they pick up hints from their clients, from body language, from "pushing" questions - "has there been some grief in your past?" - and from vague remarks.

When I first heard Billy's voice, I wasn't sure if I was having some sort of strange grief-induced reaction to make me feel better about his departure from earth.