Sentence examples for woes I from inspiring English sources

These common woes I feel.

Given the newspaper industry's current economic woes, I suspect that that sense is fast disappearing.

Reeling off my catalogue of woes, I mentioned how broke I was.

On reflection, a single error in my early teens became the tent-peg for all my subsequent woes: I chose Spandau Ballet.

The fourth and most important category is called PC Health -- an odd name, as it turned out, given the woes I had trying to install Me.

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But tell me, in the Season of sweet sighs, By what and how thy Love to Passion rose, So as his dim desires to recognize?' Then she to me: 'The greatest of all woes Is to remind us of our happy days In misery, and that thy teacher knows.

Mr. Leithauser introduced "Woe Is Me," from "Lisbon," as "a real sad one".

And O'Conner's antic approach means that "Woe Is I Jr".

"Woe Is I Jr". is basically a lighthearted grammar textbook, and the points are sound.

THAT night I read in "Woe Is I" by Patricia T. O'Conner that the semicolon is like a blinking yellow light between two connected but independent sentences.