With three straight games, and five of their next six, against division opponents, the Jets can ill afford to let such a woeful combination of events persist -- especially this Sunday against the resurgent New England Patriots, against whom the Jets needed a dramatic fourth-quarter comeback to beat, 20-19, on Sept. 11.
The mistake continues a woeful record in the event for Britain who, aside from the one glorious exception at the Athens 2004 Olympics, have lurched from one failure to the next.
The timing of these events is woeful, given the recent, historic moves forward in Northern Irish politics: just as the political divide shows decisive signs of narrowing, Northern Ireland is reminded yet again that when it comes to the arts, it never seems to cut a break.
The attendance at many events has been woeful and the atmosphere embarrassingly nonexistent.
Onstage, the totem of storytelling is the Fiddler (Nick Danielson), who first appears perched on the gray makeshift beams of the roof above the proceedings but prowls around the edges of events playing his occasional woeful measures when life seems at its most fragile.
Either way, the outcome is woeful.
Lemony Snicket was introduced as the author of the Baudelaire orphans' woeful tales in the Series of Unfortunate Events.
There's a timelessness to the content and a universality to the episodic events that unfold; tales of woeful relationships, family values and a wavering moral compass that still ring true.
Musicalize was founded in 2011 by Ben and Sophie Anderson, a husband-and-wife team who had seen their fill of live events where hyped unsigned artists were let down by woeful production values.
The warning comes after Nigel Lawson, Norman Lamont, Michael Howard and Iain Duncan Smith write a Telegraph article accusing the Treasury and the Bank of a "woeful failure" to offer a fair analysis of what might happen in the event of Brexit.
