Sentence examples for have woes from inspiring English sources

Sure, suicide bombers have tried to kill him a couple times, but what country these days does not have woes?

By John A. Holmes The New Yorker, September 5, 1936 P. 18 Some men have woe, and some have weal, View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.

The wee folk in Ireland had woes With nary a place to repose.

Meanwhile, Infiniti has woes as well with the I35, which replaced the I30 but is still a Maxima in disguise.

Lockheed has its own woes.

Yahoo revenues were down 13%, and Microsoft had its own woes to deal with.

Nicolas, you have many woes.

All parents have their woes when the kids hit puberty.

But pizza chains have more woes than high ingredient costs.

And, despite government aid, or perhaps because of it, they have money woes.

"You can't have a woe-is-us kind of attitude, but I was certainly very worried," Collins said.