| Alas, and alack, I was a few seconds too late and I will miss Percy a great deal. |
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| I'd like to celebrate some of the salient contributors to our durance and, alack, I'm sure to forget or miss mentioning some, and for that, I apologize in advance. |
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| After a series of close range volleys, every conceivable action was taken to rally the men but, alack, to no avail. |
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| Alas and alack, the report hasn't seemed to capture anyone's imagination, if the Sun's letters page is any indication, and maybe that shouldn't come as a surprise. |
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| Gibbons excels through riveting writing and alack of fear which leaves him willing to tackle any subject head on and with brutal honesty. |
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| But where, alack, is Bewick To tell the meaning now? |
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| There wasn't alack of effort at Southampton,but we have got to be a lot cleverer and a lot cuter when we haven't got theball. |
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| I don't thinkit's alack of fitness,I think it's laziness at times. |
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| I believe the underlying reason is alack of leadership out on the pitch. |
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| Professor Richards said the post code lottery existed not because of a lack of funding to buy the drugs,but because of alack of pharmacists,doctors,or facilities. |
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| Alack of appropriate support mechanisms can serve as a barrier to intersectoral action. |
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| Alack of fresh faces and a chronic shortage of midfield flair has added to the malaise. |
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| If the scorn of your bright eyne Have power to raise such love in mine, Alack, in me what strange effect Would they work in mild aspect? |
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