Sentence examples for lament of from inspiring English sources

Oh, the lament of a thriving television show executive.

This is often the lament of postseason losers.

All this, naturally, is to the lament of purists.

The biggest lament of many N.B.A. coaches today?

Board of Rabbis, read the lament of David.

Here's the latest lament of the England fan.

The lament of Barry Harwood, the decorative arts curator at the Brooklyn Museum, is typical.

It is known as Ómagyar Mária-siralom Mária-siralomd Hungarian Lament of the Virgin Mary").

O sogno, o son desto?" (K. 431), a lament of a despairing prisoner.

Could Yaz, Dom DiMaggio or Jim Rice express the lament of four generations any better?

This week the Telegraph published the lament of a "reluctant racist".