"Out of weariness and misery, I struck her," she explains.
Yet, despite the misery, she was struck by what she saw – a prototype city in the making.
EAST HANOVER wasn't spared much misery when the hurricane struck in late October.
The Haitian water authority has issued a "diarrhea declaration" expressing particular anxiety about the spread of cholera, a water-borne disease, to the earthquake area, where many have experienced nearly relentless misery since the quake struck.
(When Franta gives a woman flying lessons, the plane's joystick is more obvious than the sexual metaphors in an 'N Sync song.) The movie is very well acted, though at some point each scene has a face struck mute with misery over the war or, more important, a tough love life.
If you strip away Jewish and Christian interpretations along with the non-original narrative features of the Book of Job you are left with a story of a man who is struck with complete misery for no reason, afraid to cry out to his god because the same God may inflict more harm.
A Blitz spirit hangs over British film, an attitude that says: "Well, we lived through that misery – war, strikes, sexism, banned pop songs, whatever – and came out smiling, so we'll do it again".
While some union leaders talk tough and think short term, their members are increasingly aware that if taxpayers simply can't afford to pay them anything extra, there is little to be gained by making everyone's lives a misery with strikes.
Ms. Sangare spoke to the audience mostly in French, mentioning dire conditions in Africa — misery, famine, war — but her music struck back.
This recalled the misery of last year, when the pilots' union struck, grounding thousands of Lufthansa flights.In this section Fighting with ghosts Danger or distraction?
