Sentence examples for woe with from inspiring English sources

Aubameyang extended the woe with 20 minutes remaining.

Faber and Faber eventually secured from the writer's estate permission to publish it.Once, Beckett experienced only woe with publishers.

Companies are still unhelpfully shy of hiring, preferring to squeeze yet more output from fewer people.Contrast America's woe with Europe's renewed hope.

Perhaps fittingly, the Dodgers — whose stadium was the site of the brutal beating — are encountering more woe, with the owner Frank McCourt needing a $30 million loan from Fox to keep the franchise lights on.

Each series follows the conventional History channel format that puts a real person in front of a camera in a darkened studio, then amplifies the account of woe with lurid re-enactments.

Standing in the doorway of the bedroom they'd shared as children, he listened to the tale of her woe with his finger still marking his place in the Breviary, the book held against his heart.

During the regular season, the Bulls overcame their injuries and offensive woes with their intensity.

Common sense, of course, might dictate that you not share your woes with a perfect stranger.

Almodóvar responds to his country's economic woes with camp hysteria and Carry On humour.

But the Pride compensated for its offensive woes with a better-than-average defensive effort.

Sergio García's 74 contained a poor finish and more woes with the putter.