Sentence examples for love woes from inspiring English sources

Ms. Jawo and Ms. Hjelt write upbeat, empowering pop songs about love woes from the female perspective, singing forceful lines over heavy electronic dance beats.

It might not be for you if... Listening to a throng of love woes sounds like the kind of album that would grate after about six songs.

When Caroline, sulking over her own love woes, tells Martin that his problems aren't as tough as hers, he quickly brings her around.

(Pareles) THE PROCLAIMERS (Tomorrow) These Scottish folk-rockers were famous in the 80's for their energized acoustic shouters about real-life struggle, love woes and pub culture in cold, underemployed northern England.

The Web-bar denizens mostly play Internet games, but some also chatter in chat rooms about everything from love woes to China's performance in the World Cup to global politics.

After losing his biggest client, suffering love woes and hitting the sauce hard, it's the least he deserves.

Mr. Real knows that readers may feel overwhelmed by his unsparing solutions to tough-love woes.

Singing their love and woes, the characters feel modern and familiar, a bit like old friends.

(Isherwood) ★ 'Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812' In Dave Malloy's improbably wonderful electro-pop opera based on "War & Peace," Tolstoy's introspective, emotional, impetuous characters sing about their love and woes.

(Jaworowski) ★ 'Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812' In Dave Malloy's improbably wonderful electro-pop opera based on "War & Peace," Tolstoy's introspective, emotional, impetuous characters sing about their love and woes.

The former is the feature-length debut of TV host He Jiong, spinning out a hit song he recorded a few years ago into a tale of performing-school love and woes.