Sentence examples for set heartache from inspiring English sources

He sang about the bravery of Greek soldiers in World War II and about an isolated Greece fighting Turkey during World War I. Throughout the set, heartache also invoked the sorrows of history.

A distinctive helping of history, hokum and heartache set in a remote corner of south-western France, this well-written adventure informed as much as it thrilled.

Exercise – at least if you believe minor celebrities, yoga gurus (there are set workouts for heartache), and the Royal College of Psychiatrists, all of whom claim it reduces feelings of sadness and anger.

Once that step was completed, work would continue on the relief wells that - when finished - would allow the "bottom kill" to proceed by September 20, effectively driving a stake through the heart of the well that has caused so much heartache and set off a multi-billion dollar Gulf cleanup and restoration effort.

"This has never been about money as far as we're concerned, but it incenses us that through all this heartache Thomas Cook quietly set about claiming back its own costs.

Heartache and smoldering lust filled set after set.

Part of Radiohead's ability to remain untethered to one era is Yorke's lyrical fixations, which typically set aside the usual pop music themes of heartache and loss.

Magazines like that just create heartache, they remove young people from themselves, set them up to be knocked down.

9 P.M. (Starz) YOU WILL MEET A TALL DARK STRANGER (2010) Two couples grapple with complicated relationships and heartache in this tale of cosmic insignificance from Woody Allen, set among some of the nicest real estate of London.

Really, she has made an easy choice between him and her best friend, Sophie (the marvelously spiky Mickey Sumner), setting herself up for heartache when Sophie in effect chooses a man over her.

It can help you remain faithful to the savings plan without the hassle (and sometimes heartache) of setting aside heard-earned pay each month.