Sentence examples for travails wind from inspiring English sources

But however the Garson family's travails wind up, the investigation they helped set in motion continues.

The story of his rooming travails ultimately wound up on the gossip pages of The New York Post.

Eventually, their travails twine.

However, as the wind picked up so did the travails.

In December, 1940, after following the travails of the characters in "Gone with the Wind," Churchill announced himself "pulverised by the strength of their feelings" — a loaded verb, in the Blitz, when parts of London were being reduced to rubble and dust.

Unfortunately for the reader, Mugezi's accounts of his travails at home and school quickly grow long-winded.

But it is an ill wind that blows no chancellor any good, and the travails of the eurozone have given Osborne the perfect cover for a major U-turn in economic policy.

But the smaller lender's travails should make a compelling case for G.E. to begin winding down, and getting out, of the financial business for the longer-term good of its shareholders.

Fans of the cartoon strip "Doonesbury" have been following the travails of B. D., the football-helmeted Vietnam vet who somehow wound up back under fire in Iraq.

A piece called "Visa Queue," from 1992, with its winding line of diminutive figures, is a carved cartoon about the travails of refugees or immigrants — or even of newly itinerant artists, unused to the hassles of travel.

Travails and surprises ensue.