Sentence examples for it would tragically from inspiring English sources

Gascoigne's England days were numbered by now - his international career was over less than two years later - but the drinking, and the media feeding-frenzy that went with it, would tragically come to define him.

It would be tragically ironic if in this year of its celebration, we were to adopt an amendment weakening the Bill of Rights," Weiss said.

"I'm known as a party girl, but I think it would be tragically boring to actually live that stereotype.

Sadly, by then the brilliant Villeneuve, the most spectacular of them all, would tragically have lost his life - killed in a crash during qualifying for the 1982 Belgian Grand Prix.

This act of solidarity would, tragically, be returned.

The two married in 1996 when Garcia was only 22, and would tragically lose their son later that year to Pfeiffer syndrome.

After graduating from high school (around the time I was deciding which snap-back to wear to tenth grade), he attended boot camp and eventually was shipped to the Persian Gulf and then to Marjah, Afghanistan, where an IED (Improvised Explosive Device) blast would tragically take his left leg.

It would be a tragically anthropocentric mistake to assume that Smenospongia aurea produces 5-Br-DMT and related tryptamines to provide terrestrial vertebrates such as you and me with a transient psychedelic high.

Tragically, it would mean some young women would become parents against their will.

It would be hilarious but tragically wrong, because it really was a different place.

"The higher fine regime is a big charade in the name of traffic safety, and tragically it would not modify bad driving behavior or make our roadways safer, or bring us any closer to achieving zero traffic deaths," said AAA Mid-Atlantic's John B. Townsend II.