Sentence examples for there too misery from inspiring English sources

There too, misery greeted her.

Harris was there too, offering whatever the 1980s equivalent of "U OK, hun?" was in response, but Orville's outpouring of misery continued.

There was misery, too, for the GB pair of Stevie Morrison and Ben Rhodes in the 49er class when they finished outside the medals for their second successive Olympic regatta.

There was human misery, too: the animals' mahouts, doing this for lack of alternative employment, were – and generally still are – execrably paid and housed by the attraction owners.

THERE'S no misery like misery in a beautiful setting.

If things could be dull or hard, at least there weren't too many miseries to contend with.

There seems to me too much misery in the world.

It's not all sugarplum fairies; there's misery and regret too.

"There is too much corruption, too much misery, too much unemployment," said André Fadot, one of the main organizers of the march, who said demonstrations would take place daily until next Friday, when the UN Security Council is set to visit the Caribbean country.

I let her see too much misery.

Bravo to her for turning that all too common misery to a constructive end.