Sentence examples for woes into from inspiring English sources

But Jane Green's "Dune Road" works characters with sudden financial woes into her chick-book world.

The announcement came before the Nasdaq opened yesterday, but investors have factored the industry's current woes into the stock prices of most PC manufacturers.

But even considering the adolescent penchant for magnifying ordinary personal woes into downright apocalyptic melodrama, therapy rock addresses some sober realities.

She pours all her woes into his sympathetic ear and gives him a drink of peach brandy from a bottle she had in her bureau drawer.

But a closer examination of their experience suggests that China is unlikely to repeat it.Economists sometimes divide America's woes into two phases: first the housing bust and then the Lehman shock.

J. Moses Harding, head of market and economic research at IndusInd Bank in Mumbai, said the reserve bank's immediate concern would be stopping the spread of currency woes into the money market.

"Romeo & Juliet in Yiddish" tucks Shakespeare's tale of greatest woe into a story of intra-Judaic culture clash in present-day Brooklyn.

And it is true that the genius of Memphis and Motown in the 1960s lay precisely in its alchemical transmutation of specific woe into universal joy.

Then sigh not so, but let them go, and be you blithe and bonney, converting all your sighs of woe into Hey Nonney Nonney".

With indispensable help from the star, Antoinette LaVecchia, and the director, Rob Ruggiero, he has succeeded in turning Ms. Melucci's good-humored litany of woe into a delightfully comic evening.

And Europe's debt woes came into focus again after the International Monetary Fund said it was considering suspending aid to Greece.