Sentences with phrase «sorry saga»
The phrase "sorry saga" refers to an unfortunate or unpleasant series of events, often leading to regret or disappointment. Full definition
So remember to ask for your friend's input and ideas instead of just dumping the whole sorry saga of your jealousy woes on them.
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A couple of things stand out about this entire sorry saga.
You might care to think of who he works for before seeing a degree of irony in the whole sorry saga.
The Ecclestone affair; Lobbygate; the first Peter Mandelson resignation over his home loan from Geoffrey Robinson; the second Mandelson resignation over his relationship with the Hinduja brothers; the whole sorry saga of the «cash for honours» investigation into loans from wealthy individuals.
The trial is one of the few remaining chapters of Nortel's sorry saga yet to be written.
He said the fact that this was so had been «a rather sorry saga» which would be bad for the reputation of the House of the Commons.
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Yet the most remarkable thing about the whole sorry saga, from the Jakes business until now, has been the silence of many of the men who present themselves as the leaders of the movement and who were happy at one time to benefit from Mark Driscoll's reputation and influence.
This sorry saga has now come...
Though Jesus is never mentioned, the key to understanding why this sorry saga shows up where it does in Mark's Gospel is its relation both to the growing fame of Jesus and the success of his disciples.
The whole thing was a sorry saga.
What happened next depends on who you believe in this sorry saga.
The MoD must carefully examine whether it should cut its losses and withdraw from this sorry saga.»
The sorry saga of disgraced former state senator Pedro Espada continues with the latest episode posted on the State of Politics blog today.
But perhaps the most overtly Ukippish line of the day on the sorry saga came from a member of UKIP's ruling National Executive Committee.
Sir Thomas Legg has tried to write the final chapter in this sorry saga, but the story is still unfolding.
This sorry saga popeed up again in this week's vote in the Commons: Yet again, MPs approved legislation which will effectively make it easier for ministers to break the law.
• Both your editorial and Anne McElvoy on the Lib Dems and Lord Rennard (A sorry saga of mistakes, 21 August) are right.
And maybe most importantly, the whole sorry saga has helped me to realise that academic science might actually not be the right career choice for me after all.
This fact, together with the whole sorry saga was summed up by Hill's counsel, Michael Mansfield.
Vaupel says Olshansky belongs to «a sorry saga of distinguished people» who postulate that some maximum age will never be exceeded, only to see it exceeded within five to seven years.
It seems that Author Solutions may have added another loop to the knot with their «sales department» I can not be held blameless in this sorry saga.
The conclusions I draw from this sorry saga coincide at least partially with those of Dr Jones.