Sentence examples for state of woe from inspiring English sources
Suffice it to say that it's the bitter combination of Laura, Mal, the girlfriend, and the herbal "seasonings" that have produced Ivo's current and terminal state of woe.
The community board has waited six years for the signal system to be installed, members said, all the while dealing with a constant state of woe.
Since the state has the highest unemployment rate in the Midwest, a high number of foreclosures and several years of state budget woes, it's easy to understand the dour economic mood of Illinois voters on Tuesday.
When I asked her why she likes Trump, she responded with a litany of woes about the state of America.
In 1991, because of budgetary and other woes, the State of Maryland took over the facility and became the only state in the country to run a local jail and booking center.
The Yankees have more immediate concerns to address: the shallow state of their bullpen and their offensive woes.
When Shakespeare, arriving in London, bemoans his transport woes and the state of the Queen's highway, Mitchell could be delivering one of his own monologues about the state of the country.
Mr. Guttenberg had been skeptical about saving Opel because of the extent of G.M.'s financial woes, the poor state of the global car industry and Opel's lack of competitiveness with BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen.
Landlords, too, come with tales of woe.
