Sentence examples for it woe from inspiring English sources
Its innate habit of seeking out beauty, in the form of flowers, and of ignoring anything that might cause it woe makes it "wiser far than human seer" and leads the philosopher-poet to want to follow its example.
It compounded its woes by overreacting, cutting staff drastically and failing to pay its best recruiters competitively.
Dunya News has blamed a rival, Geo TV, for it woes and issued a statement accusing it of conspiring with "nefarious elements".
This very public failure adds to the long list of government IT woes - most infamously HMRC's own loss of computer disks containing personal bank and other details of 25 million taxpayers late last year.
To compound its woes, it lost the battle to market the 2012 London Olympics to its rival, Interpublic-owned McCann Erickson. Interpublic-owned McCann Erickson
That was the Jets' success rate on third down, a poor showing for a team that thought it had solved its woes with three consecutive games of efficiency.
But Biutiful – Iñarritu's first film without writer Guillermo Arriaga – is a sombre drag, maintaining almost unbroken glumness as it heaps woe after woe upon its hero.
The Elder's composition is called "Fair Warning to the Entire World," and it begins, "Woe!
As Kingsolver sums it up: "Woe is us, we overfed, undernourished US citizens.
Although we have been unable to find this in the fine print of any of our calendars, apparently it is Woe to Rich People Week.
