Sentence examples for most woeful from inspiring English sources

Their families, meanwhile, left without a head, were thrown into the most woeful destitution.

For Melbourne, this was a most woeful end to Roos' tenure.

Soon it seemed as if people were competing to be the most woeful case study in the cafe.

Travel Guard, the trip insurance company, sponsors a monthly contest, called World's Unluckiest Traveler, in which prizes are awarded for the most woeful tales.

"I guess it's a matter of what one would call communications," he replied, as if considering the latest shooting the sniper's most woeful message.

Players name classics of literature that they have not read, the winner being the one who exhibits the most woeful literary lacuna.

The 69-year-old revealed last month he would leave the key post when his contract expired at the end of this financial year but Australia's recent form, most notably woeful losses to South Africa in Perth and Hobart that featured inept batting collapses, has expedited his exit.

Paul Band The Premier League prides itself on being "the best league in the world" but they are average games of football – for the most part – with woeful atmosphere.

I've taken the BBC to task more than once over its coverage of cycling, most notably, the woeful and misleading War on Britain's Roads documentary.

The United Arab Emirates gladly made the most of a woeful performance from Qatar goalkeeper Qasem Burhan to rout the Gulf Cup winners 4-1 in their Asian Cup opener.

A lot of people voted for options 3 (a or b) and 4, most with colorful, woeful, weird, liberated stories attached.