Sentence examples for the woe of from inspiring English sources

The harrowing moment contains the woe of Wilson's own life.

What could save them is the woe of others.

I read in the catalogue that Bankston's "Tranny Witch Mocked by Donkey Boy" narrates the woe of a transvestite seeking love in the forest.

Untold misery and suffering is the woe of millions of Americans, from cradle to grave, and this in the world's greatest and most powerful democracy.

But because these funds account for less than a quarter of total assets, it cannot explain the woe of the industry overall.A fuller explanation must include the increasingly jittery nature of hedge funds' clients.

The TV execs were undoubtedly pleased with their evening's entertainment and unlike in other events (the Six Nations, for one) their delight did not directly result in the woe of the travelling fan.

The woes of Texas Democrats are well documented.

But one appeared to recognise the woes of crime journalists.

Take the woes of Wine.com for example.

Abbey was able to capitalise on the woes of rivals.

The woes of winter dropped from our shoulders.