Sentence examples for sad trail from inspiring English sources

During a sad trail of television interviews, Pierre Fortin, a University of Quebec economist, said, "The heart has gone out of hockey, to be replaced by a gang of mercenaries".

Previously: The Witch Doctor of Hampstead's Sad Trail of Destruction.

The Witch Doctor of Hampstead's Sad Trail of Destruction.

The wreath of fake red flowers that sits on top of her head, with a sad silk ribbon trailing behind, seems tacked on, slightly askew.

All that stacked-up, improvised, lambent beauty, all those trailing sad voices, do, in the end, say something worth hearing: they say: I may be many things of little or no value to you or to anyone else for that matter, but at least I can do this.

"The idea to end a movie with a profound, beautiful moment where it's very sad," Edwards said, trailing off.

The next morning we made plans to meet later in the week, but he never showed up, leaving me heartbroken and sad, cruising those trails alone, looking only to recreate what I'd found with Rafael.

"Dark Blue World" frequently skids into such maudlin tableaus, and with the sad-eyed pooch trailing her master, Mr. Sverak stoops to a device ignored even by commercials for long-distance phone service.

Like a trail of really sad bread crumbs, rows of signs and flyers led the way into the ballroom for the "opening cocktail party".

Graham could have continued to chop away at the newsroom and reduce the Post to a sad state of mediocrity -- the trail blazed by too many local newspapers to count -- while capturing what revenues remained from a shrinking reader base.

24 August 1977: The zoo story's sad ending: many are following a dismal trail into debt and liquidation.