Sentence examples for transfer woe from inspiring English sources
The team's trip to Manchester City marks the end of an off-season dominated by behind-the-scenes upheaval, transfer woe and a high-profile sponsorship dispute.
Stoke City manager Mark Hughes says he has no plans to spend in the January transfer window unless the Potters' injury woes worsen.
The manager talks as if only the January transfer window can solve the club's woes, particularly their inability to take enough of the chances that they create.
The word "inherited" elides a world of woe and religious rupture, as does the transfer of "exceptionalism" from the Jews to their city.
Point (i) also has been extended, to Mr Aigner's woe: it inspired the European Commission to denounce all transfer fees, be the player in contract or out, as restraints on movement.
Parents are having trouble coping with the budget realities, an added woe to the already difficult job of schooling kids amid frequent transfers to new military posts and spouses shipped off to dangerous places like Afghanistan.
Asked about the transfer, Garcetti referred The Times to DWP officials, who dismissed the idea that the billing woes would have any effect on next year's payment to the city budget.
Original director Steven Soderbergh swung out due to money woes and the script was on the bench until Sony Pictures brought in a costly transfer – all-star all-rounder Aaron Sorkin – to do a rewrite.
Woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe is we.
