Sentence examples for woe from from inspiring English sources

Cue in immediate cries of woe from India and Brazil.

Or maybe all those tales of woe from flyers are weighing on Mr O'Leary's conscience?

At the public hearing, legislators spent hours listening to tales of woe from all directions.

I can sit down and tell you tales of woe from here to China.

Bartendro will never juggle bottles, light drinks on fire or listen to tales of woe from the tipsy.

Happily for the British team, there were no tales of woe from the first round of the men's 400m.

The Chinese report also listed a litany of domestic woes, from crime to racial tension.

But stocks took a beating on new woes from the financial sector.

But the litany of woes from employers suggests that something has gone wrong with Labour's school reforms.

Dallas cleaned up its offensive rebounding woes from the first game when Miami owned the category, 16-6.

WOW, the answer to our fiscal woes from Andrew Sullivan:Well it is not pain-free, as I conceded.