In times of want and wanting no more, in times of sickness and being really sick, in times of alcohol-related joy and in times of alcohol-related sorrow, in times of failure, however rare they may be, and in times of triumph, however rare they also may be.
They are given such titles as "Woman Listening," "Dreamer," "Sorrow" and "Time of Darkness".
At some moments her face glows with a mischievous, impulsive girlishness, and at others it collapses under the weight of sorrow and time.
"I feel it's important not to swing from joy to sorrow every time stock prices rise or fall, and keep on doing what we need to do," Mr. Suga said at a news conference Thursday morning, as shares fell.
May I meet with you to allow me to share your intense and enduring sorrow any time in order to express my most excruciating remorse?" The apology, broadcast live on national TV, left many Cambodians cold.
Mr. Giardina, a resident of Eastchester, said: "It brings back that deep, deep sorrow each time I speak, but I continue because I know my daughter would have expected me to do this.
I find hard to understand why people enjoy Love Actually so much, let alone why some shed tears of passionate sorrow every time they watch it.
"We played 'Sorrow' 108 times and around the 98th or 99th time I choked up a little bit.
In One For Sorrow, my time-travelling hero Tom Afflick finds himself in Edinburgh in 1881.
Moreover, it works as both a means of celebration and sharing, and (unlike champagne) it's well-suited to drowning one's sorrows when times are not so good.
