Sentence examples for this woe from inspiring English sources

But their shared take-away is this: Woe betide a young actor's first wife.

"A Democratic president who does not defend himself on this, woe betide him".

Though Zevin's voice is lively, all this woe gets a little tiresome and at times feels drawn out.

Compiling a dossier on the 22-year-old, Van Gaal believes Kane could be the tonic to this woe at Old Trafford, a phenomenon which has attracted widespread criticism.

Ms. Shidayeva, who is six months pregnant, said she would vote for General Alkhanov on the chance that his affiliation with the Kremlin would allow him to undo some of this woe.

This WoE approach is based on five different elements: screening studies on persistence and QSAR estimations are the first element.

I first noticed this woe-is-me attitude among the rich in 1974.

And this woe-begotten partisan effort has ended in a self-indulgent and deceptive orgy of 20/20 hindsight and sleight-of-hand.

In this study, the WoE approach was used to assess the persistence of certain phenolic benzotriazoles, a group of substances including also such of very high concern (SVHC).

But this lazy, woe is me, whiney perspective, male or female (though in this case the glaringly problematic male perspective) shines through like a billion watt, gross, blacklight bulb.

The green space outside the Odeon Leicester Square may well be covered in cellophane-covered bouquets in the days to come, in memory of this new woe.