Sentence examples for some tragedies from inspiring English sources
Attracted to literature, he wrote some tragedies in verse and a few elegies.
Some tragedies aren't preventable, and sometimes our children aren't ready to talk.
We make mistakes and live to regret them, and I have lived here long enough to see some tragedies turn into farce.
There are some tragedies here, the first of which is that the whole tedious effort could have been avoided if English Heritage had not fluffed the decision of whether or not to list it.
Speaking in the Commons, Hunt said: "Whilst any health system will inevitably suffer some tragedies, the issues raised in this case have significant implications for the rest of the NHS which I'm determined we should learn from".
"There are some tragedies that happen in the bumpy road to inequality," says Chang. "But there are also stories of hope and courage in every corner of the world.
There is some tragedy to Mr. Juppé's story.
"But every one of these positions has been the result of some tragedy.
You can't live to 110 without some tragedy in your life, some hardship, much loss.
"We were always fearful that maybe some tragedy would happen," said Ruth S. Seegrist, Sylvia's mother.
"People have told me that she weeps because of some tragedy in her life.
