Sentence examples for travails on from inspiring English sources
From time to time over the last 20 years England has seen the light at the end of the tunnel in its Ashes travails; on each occasion but one, it has turned out to be Australia's disappearing tail lights.
His travails on the injured list have not gone unnoticed.
Lady Gaga has blamed her recent travails on members of her team who "betrayed me gravely".
Which given his travails on the glacial greens at Muirfield, doesn't bode well.
Tabloids have splashed her current travails on their covers with daily updates.
Clegg's travails on constitutional reform have reduced Labour appetite for such changes.
We travel the world, get advice on the travails of the life ahead, on the need for cleanliness and the complications of love.
A low-key conversation about the travails of life on the road is sometimes enough to make an overworked ticket agent look the other way.
"I totally and absolutely renounce all forms of tourism," he said at last.Unlike Mr Arafat, William Hague, the leader of the Conservative Party, cannot blame the travails of this past week on imperfect English pronunciation.
That gap, which Mr. Carpenter said was steadily widening, reflects tighter and stricter company travel-policy planning that is often the talk in airport lounges when business travelers congregate to compare notes and complaints about the travails of life on the go.
David Dortort, a television writer and producer whose idea to create a western drama based not on shoot-'em-ups but instead on the travails of a loving family resulted in "Bonanza," one of the most popular shows in history, died on Sunday in Los Angeles.
