Sentence examples for tragic reason from inspiring English sources

He promised to be a player in both debates, but for whatever tragic reason that was not to be.

He promised to be a player in both debates, but for whatever tragic reason that was not be.

"For a tragic reason, the England cricket team have that opportunity and I think they have made a very brave decision, which will be respected across the world.

You may have been alerted to this by the thundering of 1,000 women's magazine writers head-butting each other to reach their laptops first and begin speculating on a tragic reason for it.

And, as outlined by Jordan in a recent report, there's a tragic reason for that.

If you had to have your last Chicago meal for some tragic reason, where and what would it be?

Until our thoughts turned to Japan for more tragic reasons, London had been in the midst of celebrating the country's creativity.

Not for any tragic reasons either: tight funds + poor planning + lack of self control= zero dollars.

To paint the Internet with such a broad brush is laughable, even when talking about it for such tragic reasons.

In the last few days, Paris has been in the news and on our minds for all the wrong reasons... tragic reasons.

If you have the opportunity to change it then why not?" There are more tragic reasons people change their name, especially domestic violence.