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Sentence Examples She reminds you of your best qualities when you're down, to take the sting out of your woes. It's not enough that they have to overcome massive logistic and financial woes. For every business, insurance included, economic woes of the last few years have impacted bottom lines. The president's woes began virtually the moment he took the oath of office for a second term. To compound the woes of the invading forces, with every passing day weather conditions in the theatre of war will grow increasingly worse. I'd want to be very sure of myself before I decided that a matrix reporting structure was the best possible answer to our intelligence woes. The biggest winners of next year will probably be corporate basket cases recovering from past woes. This one friend BBMs me before every science exam to share woes about how badly we think it's going to go. Because of security woes, classes began two weeks late this year, with armed guards standing sentry at school gates. Their most profound was a poison that could put a person in great physical pain, then torment them with past woes. It attracts men beset by alcohol, drug and gambling woes along, increasingly, with those tormented by serious mental health issues. As they open up to each other about their woes, neither seems to recognise how monstrously selfish and shallow they appear. I just feel like I am coming across as a seeker of sympathy or a bewailer of my woes. But unfortunately there's no miracle pill or tonic that can cure your stress woes. The trick is to monetize this buzz, to make liberal use of her celebrity pixie dust to undo the damage her legal woes did to her company. Argan's woes are further added to by his scheming wife and her attempts to bleed him dry of his fortune. But the campaign's polls had found that unaligned voters wanted detailed solutions to middle-class woes. A natural ingredient in the oil of a variant of the weed known as mugwort could lessen the woes of U.S. catfish farmers and Asian rice growers. He said that slower rate of growth and rapid increase of population has multiplied the woes of Northeast and halted its economic development. Adding to cotton growers' woes, the boll weevil migrated from Mexico to Texas in the 1890s and gradually invaded the entire cotton belt. Show More Sentences After a long struggle to secure a location on campus, the farmers' market has been plagued with slow business and advertising woes. Rubble and slush from potholes and mud dumped recklessly by the cable companies and various civic agencies have only added to citizens' woes. Beneath my not too unordinary 84 years of woes and joys, I've found something beneficent, precious, good and ever-present. The doors have been open to book borrowers for 95 years, but today are in danger of being shuttered because of budget woes. He has quite a tale about trying to get a hotel room and the pathetic computer system that was at the bottom of all his woes. By then, the venerable Ron Newman had given way to former U.S. national team coach Bob Gansler, but the Wizards woes continued. Some of the primary problems include littering in the temple area, accumulation of plastic and other non-biodegradable waste and parking woes. Hope was what I found on this trip to the Shetlands, with all their voes and woes. He had already suffered a shock and 35 per cent burns but the nail compounded his woes when it pierced his left buttock. Now that the Eastern Corridor is a dead issue, dramatic action needs to be taken to address the transport woes in the region. This feature is as noteworthy for its censorship woes as it is for its content. Suddenly, that hilarious introductory gag about Harry's haemorrhoidal woes didn't seem so hilarious after all. Kent says High suffered censorial woes because of the shift in thinking at the time. As she nurses Roxy through her woes, Isabel gradually develops into an authentic Parisienne. Financial woes and low circulation had plagued the paper for some time before the takeover. Listening to this elderly cleric, rambling on about the woes of the world, he can scarcely believe his luck. When others weep over Bangalore's infrastructure woes, Infosys chairman and chief mentor Narayana Murthy ideates. In the face of economic recession in the early 1990s, illegal aliens became political scapegoats for all of America's woes. But the clubs' financial woes are exacerbated by their insistence on paying players. To the fixer everyone confides his or her woes over delayed luggage, airport passes and the rest, knowing that they will be sorted out. Show More Sentences To add to his woes, his Switch card machine had conked out, forcing harried cashiers to put transactions through manually. It was the interminable non-story about some guy's grad night woes that finally blew my patience out the back door. The territory's economic woes intensified after this Islamist was toppled in a military coup in July. To add to his woes, the redhead's excessively flowery perfume was giving him an overwhelming urge to sneeze, right in her face. In this age of rotten service, crummy products and seething attitudes, you have accidentally stumbled onto a solution to those woes. So whether your concern is dullness, damage, frizz or fragility, we have the answers to ease even the toughest hair-care woes. His lyrics are lightweight gangsta rap, telling of the woes of shooting up and living on amphetamines. Flaws in California's deregulation plan have aggravated its electricity woes. Ignore the latter, in which a self-pitying Kelly enumerates his woes in gospelised ballads. Trojans put their recent woes behind them as they brushed aside a dispirited Beckwithshaw side. That darn dog-leg shape of the State is the real source of our financial woes. Yet despite the widespread attention these economic woes received, the Japanese public remained strangely quiescent. To add to the usual litany of woes that go with ageing, he's had a quintuple heart bypass. The very nature of God-given expression makes room for people to hum, pluck, and jive while giving concerns over society's woes. Landing a part-time job on campus as a peer counselor eased her money woes. For Bears fans, the worst part is they can't even blame their team's woes on their former whipping boy, Smith. Mexicans love the magic, Japanese kids empathise with Harry's school woes and Australians like Hogwarts' white Christmases. Not everybody agrees, however, that song-swapping is causing the industry's woes. Call it blind faith or what you will, but I believe our fellows can rise to the occasion and banish the woes of last Sunday. His chances have been blighted by a catalogue of injury woes and financial difficulties. Show More Sentences The extra money will do little to address the problem of Auckland's transport woes. I want the extreme anti abortionist to understand the woes and difficulties. With the result the woes of motorists have increased as they are finding it difficult to park vehicles. Now finally clear of injury woes, the Spaniard has been dogged by ongoing back problems. Far from being the solution to our traffic woes, motorways are a large part of the problem. You get a sense that Belfast is a place where economic problems feed private woes. He may have solved Giba and Ivan's little problem, but that is only the beginning of their woes. Yet following the seven woes, Jesus weeps over the plight of the people of Jerusalem. The problem with the Eastern Cape's financial woes is that there are just so many of them. These letters are familiar, occasionally intimate, but on the whole quotidian, recurring to her real estate woes and his ne'er-do-well relations. These would-be heroes seem laughably, touchingly subject to the most ordinary woes. With California's power woes and rising pump prices, the Democrats believe they've finally snagged an issue that zings the Republicans. A friend who is simply willing to listen to someone's litany of woes may save a life. And, just to add to your woes, as soon as they learn to say no, it's a cast-iron certainty that they will detest every item of clothing you choose for them. I chose not to sidetrack here into the bassoonists' hypochondriacal woes. Not only had a big man stumbled, but the country he so daringly represented also seemed diminished by his woes. Dams and irrigation barrages have also added to the woes of the dolphins. Tom Doran chronicles the woes of Britain's third party, the liberal democrats. As a result of our upright, bipedal posture, we surfer a huge catalog of woes, including slipped disks, fallen arches, wrenched knees, hernias, and aching necks. Well, I don't think we should aggravate the woes of the NHS with thousands of Tory thrusters queueing up for speech therapy and gender reassignment. Show More Sentences Yeow... those painful cramps! Expert advice to avoid muscle woes. Visa issues and money woes have prevented his family from visiting the United States, so he spends most of his time writing letters home in longhand. Layouts that do not have an underground drainage system, and are denied prompt garbage clearance because they are unapproved, have a litany of woes. Despite stock market woes, people are still buying housing lickety-split, fueled by piles of equity in their current properties and rock-bottom mortgage interest rates. His desperate financial woes, it seems, will finally be coming to a close. He actually felt better for telling this supervillain his woes. Given the education system's many woes, not to mention the low opinion with which most Nunavummiut regard their school system, that's just as well. Not surprisingly, some ASEAN members are whining like neighbors who know they can't keep up with the Joneses, but blame the Joneses for all their woes. The euro took a beating on all sides on Thursday from German budget woes, a Dutch government collapse and a looming referendum on European Union expansion plans. But others say that Peru is a safe haven among Latin American countries, like Colombia, Argentina and Venezuela, which face more serious violence and economic woes. More recently, Japanese politicians have been making capital out of blaming the nation's woes on outsiders, particularly those from other Asian countries. To add to his woes, the president is repeatedly stiff-armed, both at home and abroad. Genetically modified crops have been touted as a solution to many of the woes afflicting agriculture. On the other hand, there are the simple-minded folk, who neither suspect the origin of future troubles nor bestir themselves to deal with the cause of their woes. Since last year, Greece has been sucked into a vortex by the debt woes that are now threatening the very foundations of the euro. During its 25 years of operations, the national flag carrier has networked major destinations in the Gulf to ease passenger woes as the need arose. And Pakistan will set England enough conundrums without added injury woes. But amid their tumbling words describing their woes, they express disbelief much will come from the talks. His injury woes have cleared up significantly after selling his Mercedes, believing the strain from the pedals was creating muscle pulls by putting pressure on his back. The Bucks finally put an end their losing woes, all thanks to their backcourt tandem of Knight and Sessions who stepped up big time in the game. Show More Sentences This book focuses on how his aspect on life changed after his injury woes, and how he overcame them. Despite the economic woes of the 1930s and the competition from film, the musical survived. Adding to Clapton's woes, the Layla album received only lukewarm reviews upon release. Adding to Dan's woes, 14-year-old William runs away from home to join the posse, hoping for an adventure like in the dime store novels. In 2006, before the country's recession woes began, 489 verbal and physical attacks were recorded on job centre employees in the North East. Well, now a new business called The Inflatable Church just might have the solution to your wedding woes. In its outreach programmes, the Congress focusing on the woes of farmers Uttar Pradesh who have lost crops due to unseasonal rains and hailstorm. Schwarzenegger's crime, according to Davis, is overhyping California's woes. Predation by mink, which have bred prolifically since escaping from fur farms in the 1970s, have added to vole woes. I compare it to the De-Baathification experience in Iraq which only brought woes and calamities to Iraq. They're not going to play the patsy where they carry the can for all the woes caused by a tanking in oil prices that's already happened. To compound its woes Faisaliah lost Ryan Legaspi and Erano Campo to injuries in the second half. He was referring to the United Arab Emirate sheikdom whose stratospheric rise was rivaled only by its staggering debt woes. The department store chain hopes to use the cash to shrug off its debt woes and help it to take advantage of opportunities in the recession. The first away game of the season will be played in freezing temperatures, which will add to the woes of the sun-bathed Moufflons. The disc is Arden's first collection of original material since sorting out business woes that resulted in the dissolvement of her management company. Unlike the conservatives' euro woes, Labour's are just beginning. Mugabe has maintained the revolutionary socialist rhetoric from the Cold War era, blaming Zimbabwe's economic woes on conspiring North American capitalist countries. But having two achy superstars only exacerbates the Lakers' recent woes. As a nation we seem to be callously indifferent to the misery of even our own compatriots, kith and kin, and stone-heartedly immune to the woes of others. Show More Sentences In addition to crime, homelessness is on the rise because of the latest economic woes, according to Patrick Markee, senior policy analyst at the Coalition for the Homeless. At the heart of the comment lay, however, one of the most important reasons for the Tories woes, as Thatcherism waxed and waned and Majorism lurched from crisis to crisis. The police had barricaded all major arterial roads and flyovers in the city without informing the traffic police, resulting in major traffic woes for the commuters. Examples from Classical Literature It was droll to think that Fletcher should be in a manner his confidant, the only participator in his woes. Each province lived in selfish isolation, recking little of its neighbor's woes. In Argive looms our battles to design, And woes, of which so large a part was thine! He pours out his woes to her while she wipes away the tears from the lobscouse. I see no reason why I, in particular, should be bored by Mr. Lowry's private woes. The hunters had become the hunted, the wheel had come full circle, and the woes of David Crawfurd were being abundantly avenged. Were Canaan's posterity to endure the entailment of its disabilities and woes, until the end of time? While the gods and serpents were churning the ocean for the amrita, all woes and troubles for mortals came up first. He then was reft of many woes who bore her in his heart so long a time, when he saw the lovely maid stand forth so glorious. All seems far from the world, drowsy, careless, indifferent to the weals and woes of suffering humanity. Hrothgar couldst thou aid at all, the honored chief, in his wide-known woes? She may be surrounded with variety of woes, but none of them shall approach her. We were not then prepared for peace, that sovereign balm for a nation's woes. Very greatly did he excel in war together with man-slaying Hector and brake down the wall, bringing woes upon the Danaans. But he is generally melancholy and despairing, and sometimes he gnashes his teeth, as if impatient of the weight of woes that oppresses him. Oh, foolish woman, if you do, you only exchange your woes for worse ones. Inhuman methods for inhuman foes, Who feed on horrors and exult in woes. Her voice broke into a wail with the recapitulation of her woes. The equivalent of a modern-day saviour, the Extensor Blue Hand Exerciser can put an end to all your typing woes. I can not hear the recital of their woes without the deepest sympathy. Show More Sentences The woes of the apoplectic mate had begun to bore him long before. Pride is a counterpoise, and turns the scale against all woes. Now and then Kotrina would find time to sob over his woes, but for the greater part of the time he had to be left alone, barricaded upon the bed. This odorous secondhand garment tattered and ragged, dipped in blood, drenched in brethren's woes and rigor mortis. In truth, it's a bit of both, but Mark Thomas has been one of the finest dissectors of our current economic woes. Added to its other woes the servian army was visited by scurvy. She was the sharer of all Nell's woes, and of all but one of her joys. They would have been woes utterly and inconsolably unbearable. Why must we go to the housetop and shout our woes to the universe? Mark Morrison-Reed was a man who embraced both philosophies of free love and the Blank power movement in a way to better understand the woes of both races. At midnight, in the silence, when the eyes Of happier mortals balmy slumbers close, The weary tale of my unnumbered woes To Chloris and to Heaven is wont to rise. However, office goers and students had to brave the rains and waterlogged streets as damaged roads and ongoing work on metro and flyovers added to the driving woes. Inevitably, he had a vast deal to say about women, and he used frequently to indulge in sentimental and ironical apostrophes to these authors of his joys and woes. Adding to the woes of the Central Railways and the commuters, the motormen of local trains went on a flash strike to protest injury to one of their colleagues. To add to their woes, the rainy season makes travelling upriver highly dangerous, not helped by the fact that they've hired a leaky old tub helmed by grouchy Bill Johnson. Those persons who may still remember the summer of 1819 can imagine the woes of the poor deputy, who was struggling along, drenched in sweat, to regain his mocking friend. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of woes? Words that rhyme with woes What is the adverb for woes? What is the adjective for woes? What is the noun for woes? Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words woefulness woefully woeful woe betide woebegone woe woesome woful wog woggle woiwode wok 4-letter Words Starting With w wo woe