We found 272 examples of how to use miserable in an English sentence.
Sentences 176 to 200 of 272.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 176. | Tom told me he's miserable here in Boston without Mary. | |
| 177. | Tom told me he was miserable. | |
| 178. | Tom told me he thought Mary was miserable. | |
| 179. | Tom didn't seem to be as miserable as Mary seemed to be. | |
| 180. | Tom doesn't seem to be as miserable as Mary seems to be. | |
| 181. | Tom was miserable, but Mary wasn't. | |
| 182. | You don't seem to be as miserable as Tom seems to be. | |
| 183. | I didn't think Tom would be so miserable. | |
| 184. | If you want to be miserable, that's your choice. | |
| 185. | Tom and Mary are pretty miserable, aren't they? | |
| 186. | What miserable weather we're having today! | |
| 187. | I know Tom is miserable. | |
| 188. | I know that Tom is miserable. | |
| 189. | Tom must have been miserable. | |
| 190. | There, behold, / matrons and men, a miserable band, / gathered for exile. | |
| 191. | I have no doubt that this woman had plunged him over head and ears in debt, and so led him into this miserable plot. | |
| 192. | The perfect couple made everyone miserable. | |
| 193. | If the teacher hates you, he will make your life really miserable. | |
| 194. | I'm sure Tom will be miserable. | |
| 195. | Tom seems miserable. | |
| 196. | I was miserable in Boston. | |
| 197. | Tom should've been miserable. | |
| 198. | Tom will likely be miserable. | |
| 199. | Tom didn't seem to be miserable. | |
| 200. | Tom doesn't seem to be miserable. |