Sentence examples for while alas from inspiring English sources
The sense of affinity with others internationally, while alas not emphasized by the show, was the most valuable piece of information it offered.
The old inferiority complex, the parish pump gombeenism, the "shure, 'til be grand" lack of hurry – these were aspects of Irishness we explicitly rejected (while, alas, adding to the national notoriety for binge drinking).
One of my sons feels the plight of others too deeply, while alas, the other not enough.
So while Alas I Cannot Swim wasn't the most complex album of the year, its adolescent charm made it one of the most endearing.
They operate in the same league, for now, but Manchester is England's most powerful soccer city, while Blackburn, alas, must be the worst-run club in the league since the Indian poultry company Venky's began operating it by remote control from the subcontinent.
The skies cleared for a while on Friday, but alas, it was a lame and loveless break, hot and muggy and filled with chores before Saturday's expected return to the new wet normal.
The rumor died for a while after launch, but alas – it's back.
No, alas, while the Bush people applied the Powell Doctrine in the Midwest, they applied the Rumsfeld Doctrine in the Middle East.
A three-goal margin exaggerated the difference between the teams, but without a doubt, City's path is upward while Liverpool's, alas, is downward.
Camden Town recently produced Flue Faker, to great acclaim (being seasonal, it's all gone now, alas) while Innis and Gunn, the Scottish barrel-ageing specialists, produce Smokin' Gunn, which allies smokiness with a pronounced sweetness.
