Sentence examples for no woes from inspiring English sources
"Hillary is not a fatalistic person — this is no woe-is-me woman".
But I have no "woe is me" attitude.
No earnings woes, no slowdown in sales, no stock jumping out the window.
There are no luxury brands, no parking woes and no society-page shindigs.
Their defense looks sturdy, their shooting splendid, and even their health woes no longer seem so woeful in the midst of a six-game winning streak — their longest since Nov. 2-15.
Brad Shaw, founder of the Flemington Neshanocks, a team that plays in the uniforms and by the rules of the 1870's, waxed poetic about Alexander Cartwright, who first formalized baseball's rules: No steroids back in Cartwright's day, No contract woes; just fun to play.
Manufacturers will have to choose whether individual sockets should be the common Standard-A type – source of all the this-way-up-no-that-way woes – or the new Type-C.
Alphonse Allais's answer to urban woes may no longer be the best fit as the city grows and grows – but I'll miss the hyenas when they blend back into the woods and out of the streets.
When I turned 40 this summer, there were no obligatory, "Woe is me.
It follows no clear WOE methodology in its assessment of the interpretation of existing studies and thereby fails to support its conclusions adequately.
