Sentence examples for more woe for from inspiring English sources

Finally, expect more woe for McLaren.

8th over: Ireland 36-4 (N O'Brien 6, K O'Brien 1) More woe for Ireland as Hogg makes his experience county.

The FTSE 100 ended its four-day losing streak to climb 57.41 points to 5,929.24, with a better showing from retailers offsetting more woe for miners and oil firms.

More Woe for the Getty The J. Paul Getty Trust has been placed on probation for 60 days by the Council on Foundations, a Washington-based organization of more than 2,000 grant-making groups.

There was more woe for Britain in the high jump as the Olympic bronze medallist Robbie Grabarz could manage only 2.24m – 13cm below his personal best – while the promising 20-year-old Allan Smith bowed out at 2.20m.

Then, more woe for Blackpool.

EVERY day seems to bring more woes for Europe, and especially for the big three euro members: Germany, France and Italy.

No. 22 Texas Christian (0-0) at Nevada (0-1) More woes for Nevada, which totaled minus-3 yards rushing against Oregon.

However there were more woes for Greece on Friday night when credit rating agency Moody's downgraded its sovereign rating from Ca to C, the lowest rating it gives, arguing that the risk of default remains high even if a bond-swap deal with banks and other private investors, due to be completed this month, is successful.

More woes meanwhile, for London's Tricycle theatre, heavily criticised for its decision not to host the Jewish Film Festival because it was funded by the Israeli embassy.

The play ends with the Prince's elegy for the lovers: "For never was a story of more woe / Than this of Juliet and her Romeo".