Sentence examples for weeks of miserable from inspiring English sources

Reshad Jones intercepted Andy Dalton's overthrown pass at midfield with 1 22 left, preserving a win that ended two weeks of miserable, last-minute finishes for Miami.

After weeks of miserable winter weather, the sun has made a surprisingly strong appearance.

An apt invocation, certainly, during a week of miserable news on Wall Street — so many ignoble successes and profane gains!

Isn't it preferable, at least some of the time, to eat plant products mixed with water that have been put through a thingamajiggy that spews out meatlike stuff, instead of eating those same plant products put into a chicken that does its biomechanical thing for the six weeks of its miserable existence, only to have its throat cut in the service of yielding barely distinguishable meat?

Most healthy people equate the flu with a week of being miserable.

(To paraphrase a line about the 1960s, if you loved middle school, you don't remember it). Writer-director Bo Burnham centers the film on Kayla, a girl in her last week of that miserable year.

In the grand scheme of miserable freshers' weeks, there are far greater depths to which you can plummet.

After a long haul of miserable days, weeks and sadly years, something shook me one day.

At a time when the economy is as strong as it has ever been, and when Mr Bush has suffered three miserable weeks of campaigning, Mr Gore's lead is mostly within the margin of error and is widening only a little.

Trained on French weapons, he had never before fired a Kalashnikov – he was allowed to fire three bullets at a stone for target practice, he said – but after several miserable weeks of discovering that a jihad in Syria was not for him, he resolved to walk back to Turkey and return to France.

For new game players, the first few weeks of playing can be miserable.