Sentence examples for subsequent misery from inspiring English sources

His job loss -- and subsequent misery during a short stint working for Ken Marino, his brother -- is the event that springs the couple toward the commune, where they meet hippies such as Alan Alda, Malin Ackerman and Lauren Ambrose.

Nick and Frieda have had to bear the weight of their mother's death, the subsequent miseries of jealous women fighting for Ted's affection, and their half-sister's death, balanced by their very real love and pride in their father, and gratitude for the kindness of Carol, their step-mother.

Latin leaders used to love to thumb their noses at the west: Chávez called Bush "the devil", Bolivia's Evo Morales joked about being included in the "Axis of Evil", and Lula famously said – to Gordon Brown's face – that the financial crisis and subsequent international misery was caused by "blue-eyed bankers".

We watched her subsequent excitement and misery reflected in her changing body shape.

Here's photographic proof: Exhibit A and Exhibit B. Of course, that loss of self and love was followed by two summers of crushing late season collapses, and two subsequent seasons of misery, so the baseball injuries have only gotten worse.

Subsequent days would see similar miseries across the city, with two other traffic accidents claiming four more lives.

The pact that the four make, designed to help them claw their way back from their individual miseries, provides the meat of the subsequent narrative.

Most poor families must cope with a vicious cycle in which misery and illness lead to hospital admission and subsequent readmission and/or death as a result of poverty and the lack of adequate coping mechanisms.

Britain linked the misery of the 1920s to the gold straitjacket and its subsequent recovery to being freed from it.

Grubb et al. categorized patients with ARMCA on OEF PET of greater than 1.082 due to unilateral ICA steno-occlusive disease as having misery perfusion and reported that such patients are at high risk for subsequent stroke when treated medically [ 4].

What misery?