Sentence examples for start mourning from inspiring English sources

It's perhaps a little green to start mourning tailoring.

Despite Kidd's obvious inclination, Scott called deciding whom to start, Mourning or Mutombo, a "dilemma".

All of Europe fell into my head — though on condition that I start mourning for it.

You can follow all of Monday's action on the NHL.com trade tracker, and if there is no action, you may start mourning with all of Canada.

Don't look back has always been my motto, so I'm not going to start mourning the imminent move away from ITV.

To be "reunited" with one's loved ones means to have a body part or piece of DNA identified so that you can stop fearing for their safety and start mourning their death.

I could have started mourning the loss of my marriage, rather than dreaming of a reconciliation that was never in the picture.

But first mourning night?

By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By George Packer By Andy Borowitz By Jia Tolentino The Hipstery, Mystery L Train With much of New York blindly celebrating the opening of the Second Avenue subway, one M.T.A. skeptic gets a head start on mourning the closure of the L train for repairs.

The Hipstery, Mystery L Train With much of New York blindly celebrating the opening of the Second Avenue subway, one M.T.A. skeptic gets a head start on mourning the closure of the L train for repairs.

By John Cassidy By Alan Burdick By Atul Gawande By Anthony Lane By Lidija Haas The Hipstery, Mystery L Train With much of New York blindly celebrating the opening of the Second Avenue subway, one M.T.A. skeptic gets a head start on mourning the closure of the L train for repairs.