Sentence examples for my woe from inspiring English sources
My woe may eventually be my children's good fortune.
But I have gotten something out of my woe.
It is my own fault and now it is my woe".
As I explained my woe, the station agent smiled in a way that made it seem as if he had heard this tale before.
The body then relaxes As slowly I let go Can feel that all my worries My pain and all my woe... Soon gently leave my side I enter in the zone Where all is just so silent No rustle not a moan..
"She's able to convey more with a quick, original turn of phrase -- "my woes are granular," for one -- or an in-the-moment scrunch of the face than many pop stars are able to muster with 100-foot screens and volcano pyrotechnics," Ryan Dombal writes.
She listens to my woes, and celebrates my successes.
Tel Aviv is like a small New York City with a beach,' so that eased my woes about making my decision.
My woes, of course, pale in comparison to President Lincoln's.
Some of my woes bear cautionary messages; others are simply outlandish.
Similarly, Sophocles' Oedipus, though he says, "It was Apollo who brought my woes to pass," immediately adds, "it was my hand that struck my eyes".
