Sentence examples for with woe from inspiring English sources

When the world grows heavy with woe, idealized visions of life can be irresistible, even to the rigorously unsentimental.

The peach schnapps faded away as he sampled the juices of her inner organs, all slightly acidic with woe".

HOMEOWNERS having trouble paying their mortgages may try to elicit sympathy from their lenders in long, emotional letters laden with woe.

This, however, is not their time: we like our memoirs to be either shockingly salacious or else filled with woe, misfortune and tragedy.

Unlike his Chicago cousin Ruthanne, nicknamed Cello, a brilliant classical pianist who now lives successfully in Berlin with her wealthy German husband and their four children, and who, while growing up in Chicago, "represented Negro Achievement," Jed droops with woe.

The first work on the bill, an excerpt of "North Shore Fish," seems especially overstuffed with woe, perhaps because Barefoot's version is a truncation of a longer play first seen in 1986.

As if her name weren't enough, Edwina Spoonapple is weighed down with woes: they literally fill a wheelbarrow.

At Columbia, Emily Brady, 29, was waiting to talk to a recruiter from Newsday, the Long Island newspaper beset with woes ever since a circulation scandal in 2004.

The challenge for Japan is how to handle companies seeking public funding that are shouldered with woes that go beyond the financial crisis.

It used to be that when you went into a saloon, all bowed with woes and worries, you'd find the bartender eager to listen to your troubles and as full of sympathy and patience as a kindly confessor.

It used to be that when you went into a saloon, all bowed with woes, you'd find a bartender eager to listen to your troubles and as full of sympathy and patience as a kindly confessor….