Sentence examples for will be misery from inspiring English sources

Without a change, the upshot will be misery and violence on an even grander scale.

"It will be misery for them," said John O'Dell, senior editor for Edmunds.com's Green Car Adviser.

"The result will be misery – cold rooms, longer queues at food banks, broken families, missed rent payments and yet more people facing homelessness – devastating for those directly affected, but bad for us all".

"Otherwise death will be a misery for you, boy," the philosophical counsellor warns.

Djokovic will be in misery if he doesn't win the tournament, so he'll do whatever it takes".

In fact, one of the major fears expressed by patients facing a terminal illness is that during their last few days, weeks, or months, they will be in misery from intolerable pain.

Because if you do it as a rock star, you'll end up in the papers and your life will be made a misery.

The more people who can be persuaded to turn it on, the more will be spared the misery of losing their photos, music and e-mail.

William McKenzie, a member of the shadow work and pensions team, said: "Peers from across the house urged [the welfare reform minister] Lord Freud to see sense and listen to those whose lives will be made a misery by this cut to their support.

But I know that if I push myself to do those things, I will be grinding through misery, grinning and bearing it.

"Misery" will be staged by Will Frears, who also directed the movie "Coach" and several Off Broadway plays including "Year Zero" and "The Water's Edge".