Sentence examples for sad hour from inspiring English sources

We learned that "tea" in local parlance means Happy Hour and that, no, it is not followed by Sad Hour, despite what some desperate souls would say.

5 p.m. 8) Happy (or Sad) Hour Whether the Wolverines have won or lost, crowds head to the bars after the game.

As such, it is part of the beatification of the blessed Margaret as Britain's finest postwar premier and, when the sad hour arrives, a leader worthy of a state funeral.

It turned out to preclude any burial ceremony, now or later: "Our bodies shall be burned after death, and when there comes the sad hour of passing of that one of us who lived longer, or in the event that we die at the same time, both our ashes shall be mixed together and scattered over Russia".

"I express my solidarity in this sad hour during which tragedy has beset dozens of Brazilian families," President Michel Temer said.

"A Dead Child is a sight no more surprizing than a broken Pitcher," Cotton Mather preached, in a sermon called "Right Thoughts in Sad Hours".

His most popular recording was "My Babe," and his finest work included "Sad Hours," "Off the Wall," and "Can't Hold Out Much Longer".

In those last sad hours of futile pillow adjustments and tiny sips of liquid, of silent prayers and unspoken goodbyes, I took my mother's hand and stroked her face.

Clinton has no visceral insight into those sad hours on election night in her hotel room.

Party chairman Philipp Roesler called it "the bitterest, saddest hour of the Free Democratic Party".

Ten days after the earthquake that triggered a tsunami and nuclear catastrophe, Old South Church held an interfaith candlelight vigil featuring diverse speakers, pensive music, and a call for financial, emotional, and consumer solidarity with Japan at its saddest hour.