Sentence examples for miserable memories from inspiring English sources
That prospect awakens miserable memories.
One of my most miserable memories of early motherhood was inflicting Gina Ford's Contented Little Baby regime on my admirably resistant newborn.
It's a hard time, which is why so many people have miserable memories of high school.Rather I think this study tells us something else indeed, the AP says it briefly:Some teens just text the way they talk.
A plague of miserable memories makes sleep uncomfortable many nights.
Look at your miserable memories and see if you can reflect on them and find something funny about the whole process.
EAGLEBANK BOWL Riley Skinner found a perfect way to obliterate the miserable memory of his painful performance against Navy earlier this season.
But I don't want you to go imputing hatred and aggression to me, as you do to the Weltbÿhne of miserable memory, and the "émigrés".
Rodgers restored Joe Allen to his midfield with Sturridge only fit to start as substitute - but the man he brought from Swansea will take away a miserable memory from this game.
"Why are you laughing?" they demanded again and again, as Cheever tittered at some grindingly miserable memory from his youth, or some cruelty he'd inflicted on his children.
Even as they watch a parade, they manage to make themselves miserable — their memory for slights felt is far greater than their memory for sights seen.
From the work in this show, chosen by the new editor of Apollo and a former senior Tate curator, it seems to have meant grafting an aesthetic of the slightly miserable on to memories of pre-war modernism.
