Downhearted

Both sides of her first record, " Downhearted Blues " backed with "Gulf Coast Blues", were hits (an earlier recording of "Downhearted Blues" by its co-writer Alberta Hunter had previously been released by Paramount Records ).

It was easy to feel downhearted and we did.

Speaking before she joined the picket line with her colleagues at Foyle College in Londonderry, Ms Doherty told BBC Radio Ulster's Good Morning Ulster that she was "downhearted" but that teachers felt there was "no other way" to put their point across.

If England fans are still feeling a bit downhearted following the team's lacklustre performance against Denmark in the Euros this week then a 'shock' new prediction which has been made about their next game will no doubt bring some cheer.

Much of our conversation focuses on the state of the nation, about which he is downhearted.

The first half of is jam-packed with bittersweet bangers and quirky studio experiments, while the latter indulges in a little downhearted balladry.

He said: “We can’t be too downhearted.

Far from being downhearted, though, Williams spoke afterwards of her desire to improve in time for the U.S. Open.

Drake and his men, downhearted, exhausted and hungry, had nowhere to go and the Spanish were not far behind.

Drake could not resist a joke and teased them by looking downhearted.