Sentence examples for unhappy week from inspiring English sources

IT HAS been an unhappy week for Spain's vociferous regions.

The revelation in this newspaper that the kidnap of five British men in Iraq in 2007 was masterminded by Iran's Revolutionary Guard caps an unhappy week, the last of a parlous decade.

By William Schorr, Leo Brady, and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 27 , 1935P. 13 A maid who had spent an unhappy week working at a house in Jersey, took leave of her mistress in two debonair sentences: "Dear Mrs. Lovell: The trip across the river is too hard for me every day.

The New Yorker, July 27 , 1935P. 13 A maid who had spent an unhappy week working at a house in Jersey, took leave of her mistress in two debonair sentences: "Dear Mrs. Lovell: The trip across the river is too hard for me every day.

The precedent is discouraging: after three unhappy weeks spent squabbling about taxation, parliament was dissolved by the monarch.

He added, "You can be unhappy one week and happy another one, right?" Then three public relations executives approached and the conversation ceased.

"Although I did hear she was unhappy a week before the committee met, Goddard had sent me this awfully sweet letter saying what a hard time she was having being away from home for so long and that when she had taken the job she hadn't realised she would actually need to be in the UK.

But the Jets have been unhappy for weeks and it has not helped them tackle or stop committing 11 turnovers that have led to 59 points.

Mr. Davenport, who was present at the creation, said he wasn't unhappy that Family Week was changing.

Thomas Dart, the Illinois sheriff who took Craigslist to court over erotic advertisements that appeared on the popular classifieds site, is unhappy with this week's decision of a federal judge to toss the lawsuit (full ruling embedded below).

Wallander is unhappy for some weeks, and then he decides he will always be unhappy.