Sentence examples for will grief from inspiring English sources

Or will grief leave him or her susceptible to unwanted advice?

As a result, they will grief the wrong house.

Make them confused which house they will grief.

Logically you have no control or influence over their friend's failure but still they will grief instead of supporting their friend in a productive way.

There will be grief counseling available at Camp Haze, but Ms. Callahan said the focus would be on camp, not grief.

One way or another, there will be grief.

Or, of course, you can choose to keep people who are dragging down the company, which will cause grief in other ways.

The Courage of Being Queer: "The LGBT community will turn grief into resolve after the Orlando massacre," by Alexander Chee for The New Republic.

What we can do is assure them that the nation is praying for them; that, in the words of the Psalmist, the Lord heals the broken hearted and binds up their wounds; and that over time grace will replace grief.

The Government will defy "grief and hassle" from its own backbenchers and fast-track plans for a new high-speed rail link between London and Birmingham, the Transport Secretary has told The Independent.

Inevitably, umpire Steve Davis will get grief over both verdicts but for the first one Virender Sehwag's gloves were behind his line of sight.