Sentence examples for into misfortune from inspiring English sources

It was later identified as a Gambian pouched rat — someone's house pet that wandered into misfortune.

King got to 10 under with a birdie on No. 11, but she ran into misfortune on No. 14. King, who won the ShopRite Classic three weeks ago, hit her tee shot out of bounds on the left side and then sculled a shot out of the bunker to the right of the green for a quadruple-bogey on No. 14.

Fortune can turn quickly into misfortune because of uncontrollable external factors, and vice versa, as the well-known story of old man Saiweng shows: when his horse ran away, his neighbors were sad for him, but he thought it could turn out to be a blessing.

The black, blue and grey are inauspicious leśyā, leading to the soul being born into misfortunes.

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As the inconsistent franchise of the 1990s spiraled into the misfortune of the next decade, his desire to play for a winner intensified.

A pundit, even a very bad one, is at least throwing himself into the misfortune that surrounds him, and by allowing himself to be judged before the tribunal of the braying mob, sanctifying his errors.

Portions of the city remained unplowed a week after the nor'easter, leading the mayor into "political misfortune".

"The difficulty of tactical maneuvering," one of his characters reflects, quoting Sun Tzu yet again, "consists in turning the devious into the direct, and misfortune into gain".

The Mongols, however, converted their misfortune into an opportunity by hurling the cadavers of their deceased into the city, and this action perhaps initiated the ensuing plague epidemic.