Sentence examples for travails from from inspiring English sources

McMillan is a high practitioner of commercial fiction whose personal life has been so spectacularly messy, it's difficult to separate her travails from the woes of her characters.

Here, as in all his films, Berlanga was on the side of the individual, looking at his travails from a libertarian, non-ideological viewpoint.

Many learned of Mr. Hunt and his travails from Dr. Guillen, whose doctorate, from Cornell, is in theoretical physics, mathematics and astronomy.

John Cameron Mitchell's film, with himself (above) in the title role, follows Hedwig's travails from Germany to Kansas after a botched sex change operation has left her with a vestige of the one appendage she shouldn't have.

So all we can do is sit in the dark and admire their travails from afar, like peering through binoculars at some big cat at play on open ground; one that is too wild – too unwilling – to draw too close.

Romy Schneider, who played the Empress Elisabeth in Visconti's "Ludwig" (with costumes by Tosi-Tirelli), also suffered similar travails from the required tight-lacing, made worse by many riding scenes.

Rick Nichols, who has watched the city's travails for years from various posts at The Philadelphia Inquirer, sounded similarly cautious.

But its travails went from bad to worse in November when the chief executives of the three top American automakers flew from Detroit to Washington in corporate jets to make their case for federal bailout money.

(ii) We can increase the time travail T (from 2 to 10).

His personal space was cramped by reporters — a sure indication that Stephon Marbury's travails are far from over.

In Britain, David Cameron's travails have come from wrongly believing that the right is in the political and intellectual ascendancy.