Sentence examples for woe themselves from inspiring English sources

What amazed me, though, was just how many people there were who not only wanted to hear my tales of woe themselves, but enthusiastically urged me to be the life of the party by entertaining their family and friends with as many gory details as I could possibly recall, in as much gruesome technicolor as I could possibly manage.

With North Carolina-Asheville having primed itself for a turn at the big time, writes Les Carpenter on Yahoo.com, the Orange and their bag of woes found themselves needing a set of egregious officiating mistakes to stave off defeat.

"The smoking factories wanted young men who could take suffering and keep their woes to themselves," recalled the Hollywood mogul Jack Warner when describing his formative years in Youngstown.

But the party's general political woes are making themselves felt in this campaign.

The world was divided into prosecutors and targets, and woe betide targets who saw themselves in any other way.

Woe betide the pompous, who found themselves skewered with barbs of humour, and the boring, who found themselves banished.

Woe to the parents who find themselves without a sled on the snowiest day in their 5-year-old daughter's young life.

Discussion forums abound with tales of woe from Gmail customers who have found themselves locked out of their account for days or even weeks.

It's strange then that something as naturally joyous as music is usually used by humans to drive themselves deeper into the mire of woe that is being alive.

This resistance does more to illuminate the league's woes than the fights themselves.

Woe to the shepherds of Israel who only take care of themselves!