Sentence examples for woes gathered from inspiring English sources

Supporters of Gov. Scott Walker and his effort to ease Wisconsin's budget woes gathered on the east side of the Capitol, surrounded by a much larger group of pro-labor demonstrators who since Tuesday have filled the Capitol with chanting, drum-beats and anti-Walker slogans.

WASHINGTON, D.C. With NASA mired in budgetary woes, scientists this week gathered here at the National Academy of Sciences to begin planning the next decade's missions to the solar system.

Inspired by a Tumblr blog called Casting Call Woe which gathers such descriptions online, the project includes a video of women reading sexist casting calls aloud.

He was addressing indignant librarians who recently gathered in London to swap tales of e-lending woe.

Your friend may just need a bit to gather their woes and get back at it.

Adding to the country's woes, Greek civil servants went on strike to protest the austerity measures and thousands of demonstrators gathered in Athens to express their dissatisfaction.

LEADING oilmen gathered this week in London for the "Oil & Money" conference, an annual expense-account jamboree often preoccupied with the industry's woes.

A new disclosure from the Electronic Frontier Foundation added to the NSA's woes by suggesting that it began testing means to gather location data on cellphones inside the US before informing the secret surveillance court that oversees it.

A new disclosure from the Electronic Frontier Foundation added to the agency's woes by suggesting that it began testing means to gather location data on cellphones inside the US before informing the secret surveillance court that oversees it.

He sees the moment as bigger than Tunisia, too, as economic woes rack Europe and the United States, riots flare in London and protests gather in New York, Rome and elsewhere.

Let's gather at the cabaret, old chum, and chuckle balefully over our woes.