Sentence examples for travails- from inspiring English sources

Portugal, meanwhile, are going through their usual qualifying travails.

Reader, I didn't: I went and read a New Yorker profile of Professor Mary Beard's travails with misogynistic trolls instead.

When Tony Blair this week told the inquiry that, at the height of her travails, he had sent Rebekah Brooks a message insisting he was "no fairweather friend", tears welled up in the eyes of more sensitive souls.

The Market Travails of an ambitious Turkish trader.

There is also truth in the idea that the government's travails are not unalloyed good news for Labour.

So, two weeks out from defending his French Open title and just shy of his 29th birthday, it was no surprise to hear him dissect his travails here with typical candour.

Chappie's travails were nothing in comparison to those faced by poorly reviewed Vince Vaughn comedy Unfinished Business, which opened way down in 10th spot with just $4.8m.

On the face of it, Daldry's film is pure social-realism: set during the miners' strike of 1984-1985 and focusing on the travails of a working-class family.

The Tories could fail to be the largest single UK party in the European elections for the first time since John Major's travails in 1994.

However, Scottish Labour's travails span back much further than the bruising referendum campaign, which saw significant numbers of Labour supporters reject its pro-union alliance with the Conservatives and vote in favour of independence.

I suggest it might help the Labour party in its current travails if it could arrange a similar event for those leadership candidates vying to succeed Mr Miliband.