Sentence examples for to be tragedy from inspiring English sources

Let's hope — no, pray — that they continue to be tragedy free as horse racing's second season plays out.

I haven't seen Roehler's film but hope that it comes to New York soon whether it turns out to be tragedy or farce.

The last track, "The Last Carnival," kind of references our pal from "Wild Billy's Circus Story" and, just like in westerns and as anyone who's watched HBO's Carnivale knows, there has to be tragedy.

"I didn't want to find out that the stories turned out to be tragedies".

But I believe each of the works contains some fragments of my] essence even if they turn out to be tragedies—I choose to believe so anyway.

"There is going to be a tragedy.

The end had to be a tragedy.

("Dying of encephalitis lethargica would not prove to be the tragedy; surviving it would").

"Now this is Act 2. It may turn out to be a tragedy.

"This is going to be a tragedy with a distinctly modern feel".

"It seems to be a tragedy at this point," he said.