Sentence examples for heartache at from inspiring English sources

Italy found only heartache at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

The scorn that Mann's characters radiate nearly masks their heartache at being neglected.

Given the band's history with Yellow Submarine, this will not be unfamiliar territory for the older player, but it caused a lot of heartache at Harmonix.

"Schwartzel shatters Aussie Masters dream," reported the national daily The Australian, while the Sydney Morning Herald said "Australia's long history of heartache at Augusta National has continued".

Having been dumped out of the Europa League by Fiorentina last week, Spurs suffered cup final heartache at the hands of Chelsea at the weekend but don't have time to feel sorry for themselves.

On Thursday, President Barack Obama addressed the nation from the White House, expressing heartache at the killings and saying American communities have had to endure such tragedies too many times.

It involves triumph and heartache as a player at Italia 90; success, more heartache and a row that is enshrined in World Cup folklore as a manager in 2002.

More than one family's heartache is at a stake.

4. "Four Strong Winds" (Ian Tyson): Soul-deep regret and heartache are at the heart of this reading of the respected Canadian folk-country songwriter's best-known song. . 5. "A Fool Such As I" (William Marvin Trader): The shadows of hit versions by Hank Snow and Elvis Presley loom large over this song, yet Dylan finds his own distinctive route into the anguish at the heart of Trader's lyric.

If you try and deal with all the emotions and all the fall-out from the heartache all at once, you're going to completely overwhelm yourself.

Grigorieva explained the choice of title for the album, in an interview with IndieLondon, "Well, one of the tracks on the album is called Beautiful Heartache... everybody has a heartbreak at some point in their lives.