Sentence examples for to misfortune from inspiring English sources
noun
Bad luck
- The worst tour I have ever had the misfortune to experience.
He is more willing to put them down to misfortune.
As it happens, the Fighters are no strangers to misfortune.
But he has not been immune to misfortune.
To deny it to them is to add cruelty to misfortune.
Headstrong and mercurial, Alice reacts to misfortune with a perverse, zany combativeness.
The question is whether basketball, instead of strengthening their immunity to misfortune, only weakened it further.
We take a look at this and nine other well-known superstitions thought to bring misfortune to the masses.
Women who have sex outside of marriage, whether voluntarily or by force, were perceived to bring misfortune to the household.
In his final message, he wrote: "The causes of the disaster are not due to faulty organisation, but to misfortunes in all risks which had to be undertaken".
Not surprisingly, her most compelling characters are the teenagers, Linnea and Conner, reacting to misfortunes they did not cause, and who might (might!) have salvageable futures.
McQueen was soon bankrupt due to misfortunes, and the possession of the plantation turned over to John McIntosh (1773 1836) from Georgia who revived it in 1804.
