woe

IPA: wˈoʊ

Examples of "woe" in Sentences

I'm in currently in the "woe is me" stage, which was preceded by the overwhelmed state.
Solamen miseris socios habuisse doloris -- To have companions in woe is a solace to those who suffer.
It bespoke them rebellious children; and a woe is here denounced against them under that character, v. 1.
Yesterday's verse got little traction the status message poetry faction was completely out of action woe is me
All of those effete young men flitting about in their blue waistcoats and yellow britches crying ‘woe is me’ before offing themselves?
In this chapter, Jesus used the word woe eight times as a strong warning to those who, through legalism, were keeping people out of heaven.
This woe is the moral of that judicial law (Exod.xxi. 33, 34-22: 6), that he who opened the pit, and kindled the fire, was accountable for all the damage that ensued.
Virtually all of the recommendations in this piece call for a greater role for the government, and I don't apologize for any of that, for when the mountain of woe is as high as it is now, you call for Edmund Hillary, which in this case is the government.