Sentence examples for tragic start from inspiring English sources
"Software update failed" iOS 9 is off to a tragic start pic.twitter.com/ehJz0hIdD3 The iOS releases are often hit by network troubles since so many people try to download the files at once.
Christian Guy, director of the Centre for Social Justice thinktank, said: "The 1,500 innocent babies born into the trauma of addiction each year are being given a tragic start in life.
The campaign to come straight back up had suffered a tragic start, as new coach Manuel Preciado died from a heart attack on the very same day in June 2012 that he was appointed to spearhead their promotion challenge.
"It is a tragic start to the new year".
A tragic start Nufulo*, 16, wakes up early every day to press his school uniform and prepare his lunch.
Ms. Blanchard is better known for bringing emotional depth to weepy, tragic figures, starting with her three-year stint as Drew Jacobs on the daytime soap opera "Guiding Light".
In fact, the most telling aspect of this tragic story is that, starting in 2008, federal officials were funding local police efforts to perform presumptive field tests as a way to relieve crime lab backlogs.
Writing at the blog of New Ways Ministry, a leading advocacy group for gay and lesbian Catholics, Bob Shine said Wenski's memo was "a most tragic way to start the new year and hopefully other bishops in Florida and elsewhere will not imitate such threatening tactics".
Now, the tragic tidings have started to surface elsewhere.
It starts, tragic and grand, in troubled minor-key mode.
It has muscular force, freewheeling energy and is by turns funny, tragic and scary, starting out resembling Distant Voices, Still Lives or the opening of Kes and drifting towards the menace of A Clockwork Orange.
