Sentences with phrase «woes to someone»

There are countless woes to traveling: delays, missed connections, and crappy airport food are on the short list.

We've seen a number of Moto 360 problems reported in support threads and forums, ranging from batteries woes to stuck pixels, some of which you can remedy.

It may not be sufficient to explain your financial woes to your lender.

Ordinarily you could dismiss the outbreaks as isolated, freak reactions but with l - lysine there are too many tales of woe to ignore it completely.

Woe to anyone who dared to challenge her, you would be ostracised, shunned and expelled from the church.

So woe to those who do prayer, and are forgetful of their prayer, those who show off and deny help to others.»

Diego Costa has had his issues this summer, from injury woes to transfer speculation and more.

She hasn't shied away from sharing the trials and tribulations of her motherhood, from breastfeeding woes to her daughter's insecurities.

For woe to the edifying talk that wishes only to chat between man and man about all the different inconveniences in life but does not dare risk touching upon the more terrible sufferings: such a talk is without frankness and can but have a bad conscience if it poses under the name of «edifying.»

He said, «O woe to me!

Instead of the doctor I called my new neighbor on Salt Spring Island, financial planning guru Karin Mizgala, MBA, CFP, to share her best tips on how to put money woes to rest for good.

The Vice President who attributed the current economic woes to palpable mismanagement characterized with the immediate past administration, however assured Nigerians of total succour as the current government is working round the clock to reposition the nation.

Scrat, in his eternal chase of the acorn, causes cosmic chaos which sets off a plot that is rather complex for little children to understand, and, on top of the various solar system issues and the need to save the planet, each of the main characters has family woes to contend with.

Barnes & Noble has its own woes to contend with.

I want the Keto woe to reduce pain and inflammation and also to lose a few excess pounds.

All of which is music to the ears of a Tory press delighting in Labour's current woes to the extent that one newspaper, the Daily Telegraph to be precise, ran a «joke» feature which encouraged its readers to become registered supporters of the Labour party: so that they could the vote to ensure Jeremy Corbyn becomes leader and Labour is «consigned to electoral oblivion».

Barrett chalks up most of today's job market woes to simple supply and demand.

(At one point, the elder sister mentions a documentary that compares P.J.'s succession woes to the story of Job in the Old Testament.

Mnunchin's right hand man is Craig Phillips, a near 40 year Wall Street veteran (most recently at venerable Blackrock) but he ran the Mortgage Securities unit at Morgan Stanley in the lead up to the GFC (May 2006, about a year before the wick was lit on the MBS woes to follow).

It's anybody's guess, of course, and there are lots of risks out there — from Europe's ongoing debt woes to threats from North Korea and Iran.

Toyota shrugged off China sales woes to stay the world's top selling automaker for the first half of this year, outpacing U.S. rival General Motors Co., which boasted such bragging rights for seven decades until 2008.

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So many people I used to fellowship with have become accepting of any personal choice as ok but Isaiah says Woe to those who call good evil and evil good.

He is the king of winning the one sided argument, because woe to him who would criticize the word of the lord.

For it must needs be that scandals come: but nevertheless woe to that man by whom the scandal cometh.

These four I deem not direr than the crime, If one, in coming forth from woe to weal, Abandon any meanest comrade then.

Within the upcoming years, the children will become the seniorities and be given the forbearers woes to wit the children of upcoming seniorities can not relinquish the aged burdens of ongoing monetary configurations leveraging ways.

Luke 6:26 Woe to (alas for) you when everyone speaks fairly and handsomely of you and praises you, for even so their forefathers did to the false prophets.

Woe to religious hypocrites «who devour widows» houses and for a pretense make long prayers» (Mark 12:38 - 40).

Sin has brought woe to the world.

Below, reader Carol confesses her dressing woes to associate food editor Rick Martinez.

Below, reader Lola confesses her sad fruit salad woes to senior food editor Rick Martinez.

Picked out as the future of the Azzurri midfield, Verratti suffered late injury woe to end the season with PSG and didn't make Antonio Conte's squad.

Woe to pros who don't hit the spot at the Tournament Players Club, where Pete Dye has created a course that's sure to be a crowd pleaser

The contradiction: LSU's boosters were ready to overlook the school's enormous financial woes to pay for a sports decision that might not make it any better at sports.

Our team should be able to deal with our list on the sidelines better than the Hammers, and we should add further woes to our rivals hopes to survive relegation.

Do you think that Arsenal have really put our big game woes to bed or is there another painful drubbing waiting around the corner?

Since finishing fourth in the NL MVP voting in» 04, Rolen has dealt with an array of injuries, from shoulder woes to a broken finger to a concussion.

For Tottenham, a Saturday night home game against Swansea gives them a chance to ascertain that they have indeed laid their Wembley woes to rest.

With sensational striker Wilfried Bony having traded Swansea colours for Manchester City's, Swansea do not need injury woes to derail their season.

Ronaldinho, the former two - time World Player of the Year, has suddenly become available and even though there isn't the slightest possibility of the Brazilian swapping the San Siro for Ewood Park, just the sheer link between Blackburn and the buck - toothed star has united the supporters and gone some way to putting their form woes to the back of everyone's minds.

On the 3rd round of group stage, woes to host Dinamo Minsk on Camp El Madrigal.

There can be lots of reasons why your baby isn't her normal happy self, ranging from tummy woes to teething to being overtired.

To the extent that conservatives succeed in reducing fiscal woes to a case of runaway spending, politicians find it easier to address budget shortfalls with public sector furlough days, wage freezes, layoffs and benefit cuts than with progressive tax increases that, many economists conclude, would cause the least harm to the recovery.

The introspective myopia which has since gripped our body politic has confirmed to the world that we are too busy dealing with our own self - inflicted woes to worry much about the rest of the world's.