Sentence examples for make consolation from inspiring English sources

The trouble is that getting to this point is too wearying to make Consolation an entirely satisfactory reading experience.

For brands like Lululemon, there's only one consolation: make something really great and your past sins will be forgotten.

United ran in six – Lou Macari (2), Gordon Hill, Jimmy Greenhoff, Sammy McIlroy and a Trevor Ross own goal – while Everton had to make do with consolations from Martin Dobson and Bob Latchford.

Dele Adebola grabbed a late consolation to make the scoreline look more respectable but there was no way back for Forest who could have been forgiven for fearing the worst from the moment they were paired with Blackpool.

Antoine Griezmann added a late consolation to make it 3-1 overall but the Catalan side advanced with ease.

"But instead we end up with just two tries and one of them was right at the end as a consolation to make the score look a little better for us".

A river trip will make you appreciate the consolations of fatalism.

The effort of consolation made him bold.

Such sterling consolation makes it easier to face the mirror on cold winter mornings after sleepless nights exchanging words with strangers online.

"This year the president of the country that dropped the atomic bomb visited Hiroshima and yesterday the prime minister made remarks of consolation at Pearl Harbor," Inada said, in a reference to Barack Obama's highly symbolic trip to Hiroshima in May.

"I'll tell you what kind of message it sends: by running in both races he's making Connecticut a consolation prize and telling voters how little confidence he has in the Gore-Lieberman ticket," said Mr. Giordano, a 37-year-old lawyer serving his third two-year term as mayor of Waterbury, a city of 104,000 that is the fourth largest in the state.