Sentence examples for romantic woes from inspiring English sources
In real life she has no such romantic woes.
The songs, mostly about romantic woes, were spiked with keen insight and occasionally acerbic wit.
Douthat, class of 2002, devotes far too many pages to his undergraduate romantic woes.
"Happy are the Happy", vivaciously translated from the French by Sarah Ardizzone, charts the conjugal, parental and romantic woes of 18 interconnected characters.
"Lover Call," a late-night talk show, encourages listeners to instant-message their romantic woes, as one lovelorn listener did repeatedly last year.
After the last few months of romantic woes, a jaunt to a Greek island in silly season was just the tonic I needed.
My pick is unavoidable, a Mac truck of romantic woe coming toward you down the wrong side of the highway: "Wuthering Heights" by Emily Brontë.
Today thousands of letters addressed to Juliet still arrive in Verona, each telling tales of romantic woe; the Juliet Club there replies to them all.
"One for My Baby (and One More for the Road)" also undergoes a striking transformation, from a loudmouthed barfly's tale of romantic woe to the monologue of someone so stunned by disappointment he can barely put words together.
Not a man you'd imagine has suffered much in the way of romantic woe, Paolo Nutini has nonetheless made a niche for himself with his knowing songs about modern love.
"If you looked up 'tart' in the English dictionary…" Her tale of romantic woe was both a perfect decoy (the rozzers sent her and Tony on their way), and a chance to air her true feelings.
