Sentence examples for tragically got from inspiring English sources

There was (thankfully) only one notable death in the attack: Deanna, the leader of the Alexandrians, who rather tragically got the bite amongst the kerfuffle.

The sad truth is that, if everyone on the Forbes 400 list simultaneously (and tragically) got cancer, or Parkinsons (or any given disease for that matter), the world would probably be well on its way to finding a cure for these illnesses, thanks to the enormous wealth that would be incentivized to back those efforts.

In the third part of the book, to refresh your memory, Briony Tallis -- the precocious young girl through whose eyes we see much of the beginning of the novel, and who so tragically gets everything wrong -- has grown up to be an aspiring author.

And in some countries it is tragically getting worse not better.

Even dressed up in Alexander McQueen and Missoni (a fashion shoot Phil Ochs tragically never got round to doing), they still look like catalogue models for Boden.

"Tragically, I get more letters from grannies than daughters.

And, more tragically, Noah get ripped apart in front of Glenn, who could do nothing but watch while trapped inside a revolving door.

As a result, tragically, he never got to enjoy the benefits I did.

He got tragically drunk, the way you were supposed to at Carnival, but he hooked up with this other girl, and even though I had only liked him O.K. to begin with, he was still my boyfriend and he had still cheated.

It was a triumph for both dancer and ballet, but tragically, the choreographer never got to see it.

Science, tragically, is what gets left behind.