Sentence examples for woes will come from inspiring English sources
Its current woes will come to be seen as mere teething troubles.
Our environmental woes will get worse.
(According to a USA Today/Gallup poll last week Mr. Bush is still heavily blamed for the country's economic woes. His book will come out a week after the midterms).
Otherwise the woes of the Balkans will come to them, just as the French slum-dwellers have rattled nerves in the smart districts of Paris.
Charlie Sheen attempt to alleviate some of Lohan's financial woes in November with a $100,000 check but it is doubtful that the "Anger Management" actor will come to the rescue again since the "Liz & Dick" star recently rejected his help.
The portion of the stanza mentioning Fensalir foretells that vengeance will come for the death of Baldr and that: :while Frigg wept :in Fen Halls :for Valhǫll's woe.
It's unclear when Wall Street's woes will end.
China's water woes will only worsen, especially for farmers.
A combative Mr Erdogan has opined that AK's legal woes will only raise its popularity.
Others stayed at home.The Liberals' woes will give Mr Harper some breathing space.
