Sentence examples for lions misery from inspiring English sources
But in Detroit, where more time merely means more Lions misery, the rookie quarterback Joey Harrington embodies the billboard placed across the street from Madison Square Garden last year as part of his Heisman Trophy campaign.
It took some late heroics to hold off the gallant Blues, who were 41 points down at one stage but made a dramatic late comeback that threatened to pile further misery on the Lions, with Carlton closing to within three points.
Brian O'Driscoll says the British and Irish Lions must cast aside their Melbourne misery and focus on the "80 minutes of their lives" in Saturday's final-Test decider against Australia.
The Lions, then, need a lot of Right Guard to spritz after decades of misery.
While a US presidential visit would normally be expected to command the lion's share of attention in South Korea, the country remains preoccupied with the misery wrought by the sinking of the passenger ferry.
Note: In Europe the Misery Index helps to explain why the U.K. has gotten the lion's share of recent direct investment.
Alex Corbisiero profited first from the Lions' scrum dominance with the opening try, and then fullback Leigh Halfpenny piled on the misery by doing what he does best — kicking penalties.
Her misery creates more misery.
