Sentence examples for misery pie from inspiring English sources
"I didn't want to be part of that misery pie; I'm not a wallower in self-pity," said Mr. White, who now runs Constellations Group, a strategic consultancy firm.
"Top bants"; "Banter"; "It's just banter!"; "Ooh, my banter's fallen out!" – these are all common phrases in the UK, as British as pie and mash, or misery, or the Queen.
Another risk is that a proliferation of measures could be a gift to interest groups, letting them pick numbers that amplify their misery in order to demand a bigger share of the national pie.
Thus I could do more than just make salad out of the cartloads of vegetables from the farmers' market week after week, and perhaps even attempt a summer fruit pie, without melting into a gelatinous puddle of sweaty misery.
Yet, had any of them read Moon Pie, it would have immediately become clear that the book is anything but misery lit for tweens.
But the pigeon-pie dinner in Morocco in 1994, and the days of teeth-chattering, near-death misery that followed -- it's as if all that happened yesterday.
Her misery creates more misery.
