With these bitter comments, Thucydides not only laments the loss of a man he admired, but he also heralds the flickering of Athens' unique glory and grandeur.
Dugar only laments, "I wish I were younger, so I could practice what I've learned longer and earn more money since I am able to produce more".
On Aug. 5, Mr. Laboy called Mr. Mitchell and told him it was "time to make the doughnuts," but lamented that he only had "one piece of chicken left".
And Iraqis can only lament.
Afterward, Ohio State could only lament its missed shots, 42 of them, to be exact.
My only lament, a bittersweet one, is that I never got to know who "they" were.
One can only lament the pretty little Victorian buildings that gave way to this elephant.
My only lament is that a pappardelle pasta with red snapper (£6.40) is dry, bitsy and boring, the tomato ragù not enough to coat the (very good) pasta.
We would only lament that Shteir has missed an opportunity to know and sing the praises of the women writers in her backyard.
His only lament was that Burress, who ran most of his routes against the starting cornerbacks Darrelle Revis and Antonio Cromartie, was not open more often.
