Sentence examples for miserable out from inspiring English sources

"It was pretty miserable out there today," he said.

Eventually, I said, "Listen, Jen, I really appreciate this, but I can tell that you're miserable out here.

The miners clung to their pit villages, however miserable, out of an attachment to home that had no place in the "get up, go South, find yourself a new job" ethos in Mrs. Thatcher's vision of reform.

"I love a pitcher that can go out there and throw strikes, work quickly, keep us on our toes — especially when it's so cold and miserable out there," Teixeira said.

"That's hard work - it was miserable out there".

"You want to get Carnoustie with good weather, if you get it miserable out here you are going to struggle".

Every time, it has ended in a miserable fish-out-of-water storyline so overused that to even hint at it feels like monumental laziness.

But one day my parents decided that the door would be painted – and again, I'm not making this up – in what I regarded as a weak, miserable, washed-out shade of maroon.

As the tabloid media continues its miserable, drawn-out star-death, it's become apparent that they've decided to have a pop at football one last time before all the reactionary Geoff Hurst Stans drift off into senility and the entire fanbase become YouTubers and vegans.

Finally being fed up with being so miserable, I set out to figure out why … I wasn't happy.

I was going to run down the boardwalk, past Aldo's miserable house, out of Wildwood, out of New Jersey, and I wasn't going to stop.