Sentence examples for miseries of life from inspiring English sources
The gout, [graphic] : or, one of the miseries of life / G. Sauley delt.
Russell's first novel concerns the pleasures and miseries of life in a failing alligator theme park in the Everglades.
The Paul tapes are a biographer's dream: a wise and seasoned baseball man's daily venting about the endless miseries of life in the orbit of "the Boss".
True, it is not only in communist countries that gulf yawns between the grandeurs of science and the petty miseries of life.
Given the miseries of life on the street and the difficulties and dangers of reaching the UK, why do so many persist in trying?
However intense the miseries of life inside her house, they were, in the end, less vivid to her than the imagined horrors lurking outside it.
Zimbabweans have not forgotten the misery of life with the Zim dollar, when shops were empty and petrol was rationed.
Though he was familiar with the misery of life, Dibdin, in up moods, knew how to enjoy himself.
Violence on the outskirts of French cities is not the product of insufficiently firm policing but of the misery of life there.
The futility — and abject misery — of life in the twenty-first-century Senate has got to increase the appeal of jumping out, or never going in at all.
They were protesting about pensions, unpaid social contributions and the general misery of life in Tuzla, which before the war was a major industrial centre.
