But when said mother then goes on to explain that her eight-year-old daughter's misery is due to the fact that she hasn't got a boyfriend, my klaxon goes off.
That he survived this misery was largely due to the various dispensations he was afforded as a V.I.P. pupil.
does itself a disservice by allowing a president who presided over so much misery and failure, due to his recklessness and incompetence, to establish an institute in his name on his terms at the university.
At the dedication, Grant's physician, Fordyce Barker, said that cancer was "not due to misery, to poverty, or bad sanitary surroundings, or to ignorance or to bad habits, but a disease afflicting the cultured, the wealthy and the inhabitants of salubrious localities".
Today, the Northern line is the busiest on the London Underground system, carrying 206.7 million passengers annually, a level of usage which led it to be known as the Misery line during the 1990s due to overcrowding and poor reliability.
Yorkshire is likely to be spared the worst of the rain due to bring further misery on the other side of the Pennine watershed.
During that meeting, the need for accurate laboratory testing was stressed, with poor quality laboratory services in resource-constrained countries leading to untold misery in human lives and unnecessary expenditures due to inadequate treatment (6).
Investigation can be natural there are naturally inquisitive people or prompted due to exposure to pain, loss, misery and stress so that a person is motivated or even driven to either overcome or understand it.
The season of the tax, when payment fell due, was a time of "horror, dread and misery," Goitein wrote.
