Sentence examples for woe over from inspiring English sources

Excited voice of hat manufacturer client pours tale of woe over publicity man's telephone wire.

Yet this week China's premier cried woe over the prospect of a stronger currency, declaring, "We cannot imagine how many Chinese factories will go bankrupt, how many Chinese workers will lose their jobs".

Remember that George Bush complained for eight years that every economic woe over which he presided was Clinton's fault.

We often talk non-stop about the break-up: telling anyone who will listen our tale of woe, going over and over again what happened and how we might have made the outcome different.

But a message that economic woes are over may seem insensitive to some viewers.

Danny Welbeck will be out for a "period of months" adding to Arsenal's injury woes over the last few seasons.

The act's congressional sponsors have little interest in the private sector's woes over online crime.

Clinton said her woes over her email server had been a "drip, drip, drip" that was impacting her.

For all Mr. Bouley's eccentricities and all his woes over recent years, the man can cook.

Mr Osborne has attempted to maximise Labour's woes over the issue by praising Ms Harman's bravery in backing the government's reforms.

Compounding his woes over the UN, the House also voted to halve American contributions to the international body, unless it implements dramatic reforms.