Sentence examples for travails where from inspiring English sources

One of the most memorable melodies that Moken creates on this album is surely his musical "Walking Man" an autobiographical reference to his own travails, where he found himself car-less, walking everywhere, at times to near exhaustion.

Google's travails in China, where the search engine is banned, are well documented.

None of this is lost on Mr. Iger -- especially the travails at ABC, where Mr. Iger formerly ran the entertainment division.

But the recent travails of Dubai, where a debt-driven bubble economy is now bursting, provide a powerful reminder that in up-and-coming economies, what goes up can come down — and fast.

Privately, representatives from a number of foreign countries and organizations have raised questions about their longevity in Afghanistan, particularly those in Europe, where economic travails have weakened the appetite for financial commitments in Afghanistan and elsewhere.

It is no wonder that the comic Sacha Baron Cohen, currently making a mocking film about the northern town of Grimsby, is shooting it in Tilbury.This also makes the town fashionable in Westminster, where the travails of Britain's white working class are causing concern.

· In Sofia, Mike stayed at the Sheraton Sofia Hotel Balkan (00 359 2 981 6541; sheraton.com) For more tales from the road, and to suggest his next destination, see Mike Carter's blog at observer.co.uk/blog/archives/travel Next week: Mike's travails continue in Turkey, where he is lured into a bar whose bouncers specialise in keeping people in not out..

Here is where the travails of those unsung heroes, whose plastic gloves have gone where angels fear to tread, begin.

But Parker's Melville is nonetheless helplessly, hopelessly entangled in his earthly travail, mired and clogged where he should be swift; our view of him is blurred just where it should be clearest and most vivid.

That used to be a Yiddish theater, and an Italian theater, and a theater where the melodramatic travails of blind girls and orphans played out.

Before the election, Mr. Berlusconi repeatedly redirected the focus of the Milanese campaign onto himself and his personal travails with prosecutors in Milan, where he is facing trial in four separate criminal cases on charges of tax fraud, corruption, abuse of office and paying for sex with a minor.