Sentence examples for travails of a from inspiring English sources
He had written "Flesh and Blood," about the travails of a disintegrating family, for the stage.
Andy Newman's Coping column, "Office Politics: Urban Travails of a 'Country Lawyer' " (June 2), about the travails of a lawyer trying to negotiate the city's bureaucracy, is chilling.
Kubricks historical drama follows the travails of a young Irishman (Ryan ONeal) determined to rise in the world.
The travails of a hockey coach barely register on the scale of human suffering.
These may sound like the ordinary travails of a contemporary adolescent.
Fresh on many minds here are the travails of a local start-up called Catcha.com.
Where does that fit in with the travails of a novelist father of three living in Malmö, you might ask.
Hair matters, as anyone knows who has tracked the unending styling travails of a woman once known as "Hairband Hillary".
Later that year came Whore, about the travails of a prostitute, whose very title proved problematic in the US.
"Copenhagen," about quantum physics and the atomic bomb, and "Proof," about the travails of a mathematician, have won Tony Awards.
It will examine the travails of a couple from Zimbabwe who arrive in the UK and apply for political asylum.
