Sentence examples for misery under from inspiring English sources

After nearly 24 years of misery under Mr. Hussein, Iraqis have had only 18 days to taste life without him.

They fear that the focus on five years of Jewish suffering will eclipse 50 years of misery under Russian domination.

Millions of rail passengers face misery under dramatic plans to allow fares to rocket while closing ticket offices and firing on-board staff, The Independent on Sunday has learnt.

But it is in for even higher levels of misery under the austerity budget that Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy unveiled at the end of March, after the European Union rebuffed his pleas for more fiscal flexibility in the face of a worsening recession.

Leeds Rhinos conquered them four times between 2007 and 2011, while 2010's defeat by fierce rivals Wigan made up the quintet of misery under the Old Trafford lights.

I would further describe poverty as human misery under which social problems such as homelessness, hunger, and the lack of necessities of life exist.

To compound their misery, the under-strength Yorkshire side lost the England full-back Zak Hardaker with a shoulder injury just before half-time.

In-form Tottenham will be looking to extend their four point advantage over their bitter rivals and pile further misery on under-fire Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger in Sunday's north London derby.

And so Miguel Gomes's poetic trilogy continues: elegant, mystifying and demure, inspired by Portugal's miseries under austerity and by The Arabian Nights.

He watched in dismay as Latvia's misery deepened under a harsh austerity drive that scythed wages, jobs and state financing for schools and hospitals.

Internazionale have pulled up lame so many times in this contest that some observers had wondered whether the humane thing would be to simply put them out of their misery, yet under the guidance of Andrea Stramaccioni they have closed the gap on Lazio from 10 point to three in the space of five games.