Sentences with phrase «tale of woe which»

Not exact matches

In fact, all three of these teams could have easily afforded going for it one more time, even if you believe the woe - is - us tales of their books (which you should not).

The last time I dined with her in Paris, Chantal was telling me her tale of woe, after she had spent many long months schlepping around town, trying to find a publisher, which in Paris means trying to ingratiate herself with the Parisian literary scene.

When a client enters a law office and explains a tale of woe, the lawyer must identify the legal issues and begin to assess which issues have merit and which issues do not.