We found 272 examples of how to use miserable in an English sentence.
Sentences 201 to 225 of 272.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 201. | Tom told me he's miserable here in Australia without Mary. | |
| 202. | Tom told me that he's miserable here in Australia without Mary. | |
| 203. | Tom told Mary he'd been miserable in Australia. | |
| 204. | Tom told Mary that he'd been miserable in Australia. | |
| 205. | I was miserable in Australia. | |
| 206. | I think that Tom is miserable. | |
| 207. | I think that Tom would be miserable here. | |
| 208. | I thought that Tom was miserable. | |
| 209. | Tom thought that Mary was miserable. | |
| 210. | Tom thinks that Mary is miserable. | |
| 211. | Tom said that Mary was likely to still be miserable. | |
| 212. | Tom said that Mary was likely to be miserable. | |
| 213. | Sami wants everybody to be miserable. | |
| 214. | Tom told me he thought that Mary was miserable. | |
| 215. | Tom told me that he thought that Mary was miserable. | |
| 216. | Sami looked so miserable. | |
| 217. | Sami looks so miserable. | |
| 218. | I don't think that Tom is miserable. | |
| 219. | Sami could see how miserable Layla was. | |
| 220. | Sami didn't want to make Layla miserable. | |
| 221. | “Where didst thou get so miserable a luggage, blinkard?” “Nay whither art thou carrying that bawdy company, thou rake?” | |
| 222. | “Where did you get such miserable cargo, blinky?” “Rather, where are you carrying that debauched lot, you philanderer?” | |
| 223. | Mary told me she was miserable. | |
| 224. | He told me that he was miserable. | |
| 225. | She told me that she was miserable. |