Sentence examples for that alas from inspiring English sources

But that, alas, is where the comparisons dry up.

But that, alas, is not always the case.

In every one, I see Shocked faces that, alas, Now know me for an ass.

But that, alas, apparently no longer stands as a legal argument in the English-speaking world.

But it is "Nataly Ibagimov, Times Square" that, alas, best sums up Mr. Capri's work.

But that, alas, is something to which most train users have grown accustomed".

"But I can assure that, alas, no nude starlets attended the conference.

That was the estimate of Baseball Prospectus, a group of analysts that, alas, does not include a meteorologist.

Many other poor countries could afford that.And the third is that, alas, even a brilliant idea has enemies.

What do these prove to be?In every one, I seeShocked faces that, alas,Now know me for an ass.

My fondest wish is to live long enough to witness that (a wish that, alas, is unlikely to come true).