Sentence examples for miserable it has from inspiring English sources

While some had good things to say about foreign airlines, which tend to offer more family-friendly benefits, most wrote in to complain about how miserable it has become to fly with children on domestic airlines.

"It means that when it was supposed to look rainy and miserable, it had to be rainy and miserable," Affleck told Entertainment Weekly.

THE experience is so miserable it even has its own name: the "Heathrow hassle".

It may sound miserable, but it has one of the best views from a "toilet" anywhere in the world.

A rich and cold-hearted magnate (e.g., Ebenezer Scrooge) is met by some lovely person or divine agency whose innate goodness forces the tycoon to realize that his life is miserable because it has been devoted to greed.

Everyday life can be boring or miserable, but it has definite great moments, all of which come from the knowable.

The stress can lead to mental and physical health problems, says Stickland: "Being in debt is a miserable experience and it has many consequences on life other than your finances".

That it has miserable economic consequences, for another, in rich and poor countries alike: the period when it was at its lowest ebb started with the 1929 Wall Street crash and continued through the Great Depression, probably not by coincidence.World wars are clearly bad for global capital.

It was miserable, I had one of the worst nights of my life in that moon room.

Say what you will about those nags War, Pestilence, Famine and Civil Disorder, the stats are indisputable: the world's economy just keeps on growing; indeed, apart from a miserable little glitch in 2009, it has grown every year since 1945.

Ms Mort added: "It has been absolutely miserable.