Sentence examples for pitiful ending from inspiring English sources
It would have been a pitiful ending for Petty, his sport's greatest driver and its most beloved owner.
It's a dramatic departure from the previous Conservative government, a swing embodied by Cameron, who set about doggedly championing LGBT rights after a brief apology for supporting Section 28 to its pitiful end.
It's a dramatic departure from the previous Conservative government, a swing embodied by Cameron, who set about doggedly championing LGBT rights after a brief apology for supporting Section 28 to its pitiful end.
And it was in this pitiful, unhappy ending -- this missed connection -- that I found what I had really been looking for that night online in November: a connection to myself.
What begins as roughhousing escalates to all-out sadism until a rock is thrown at point blank range, ending the child's pitiful cries for good.
It was a pitiful performance and England ended up with a bloke on debut - Gary Ballance - walking out with his side 17-4 and 40,000 people going mad in the stands.
It would be crazily optimistic to proclaim our own pitiful age of acquiescence ended.
And it all ended in a pitiful instant when one of them brought a single beer to a practice.
It is a tragic meditation on the pitiful spectacle of human unfulfillment, yet it ends with an urgent prayer of Christian hope.
Paul Casey was the most pitiful victim – the great home hope to end not only the ghastly British sporting summer but also the Open drought which will now extend to a dozen years.
