Sentence examples for miserable group from inspiring English sources
Our miserable group of people will continue to wander around.
Holly LeCraw's first novel, "The Swimming Pool," is about the most miserable group of people to summer in New England since all those nice folks had their vacations ruined in "Jaws".
One researcher, Suniya S. Luthar, a developmental psychologist at Teachers College at Columbia University, has made a specialty of affluent teenagers, whom she describes sympathetically as "a truly miserable group of kids".
–that the Welsh are the most miserable group within the U.K; that doesn't come as much of a surprise when you remember that the Welsh Welsh have had to deal with half a millennium of assimilation of the English Welsh and vice versa.
One film is about the devastation wrought upon his school by his premature death: weeping girls in uniforms gather in miserable groups, while a sensitive local newscaster, microphone in hand, speaks of "incredible, unprecedented scenes of devotion".
The further the market descends, however, the more miserable one group — important both politically and economically — will be: the tens of millions of homeowners who have already seen their home values drop an average of 30 percent.
Yet memories of the forward skulking from the turf in Cape Town after the miserable goalless group game against Algeria do linger, Rooney reacting to the chants of disgust from disgruntled English fans all around by shouting into a television camera: "Nice to see your own fans booing you.
The surprise result of the night undoubtedly came in Athens where Greece's miserable start to Group F continued with a shock 1-0 home defeat by the Faroe Islands.
If ISIS would begin to become a threat to the United States in the future, U.S. air power could be used to take out terrorist training camps and make life miserable for the group.
At best, they're a group of miserable old white blokes with little grasp on the world in 2015.
Reading the pilot script, she saw only a "miserable" single woman, a group of people she "didn't care" about and a "depressing" picture of male-female relations.
