Sentence examples for tale of misfortune from inspiring English sources
The old man finds this tale of misfortune invigorating.
And from Mr. Springsteen come tales of misfortune and whoa-whoa choruses that call for singalongs.
Soon they began to talk with the people from the other villages, who had their own tales of misfortune to tell.
Her life is a pedestrian (that is to say, unexceptional) tale of outrageous misfortune.
Potentially their intertwined tale could be a tragic one, a tale of savage misfortune and crushing disappointment.
It is ironic that if Wimbledon greyhound track should close, it will do so to make way for AFC Wimbledon – a club born out of a similar tale of sporting misfortune.
The only thing that soothes are tales of others' misfortune.
Stephen A. Tapson, a lawyer for Ms. Garrido, objects to releasing them, saying they described "a tale of woe and misfortune" that would prejudice a jury.
Millions of dollars are being made by Jews telling this tale of woe and misfortune in books, movies, plays and TV.
In that way, the tale of Yahoo's misfortunes is not just one of management woes, but a vivid illustration of the transition from Web sites that publish professional content to a new digital world dominated by mobile phones and sites where the users are the content creators.
Following "California" is Tony Carey's "Room With a View," an unfolding tale of broken dreams and misfortune which eventually lead to homelessness and anguish.
