Travails in a sentence

America is following closely the saga of the former president’s legal travails, and that of the current president’s son.

Depicting the daily travails of a lower-middle class Black family in Contagem, in Brazil’s state of Minas Gerais, Martins’ first solo feature, “Mars One,” scored a 2022 Sundance World Dramatic Competition berth and was Brazil’s Oscar entry.

He is expected to refer to the economic travails he is inheriting from outgoing President Alberto Fernández and to announce his first executive actions, including a drastic cut to public spending.

If Rangnick’s travails are scarcely Ten Hag’s fault, his own record is lamentable.

Southampton vs Newcastle United: Southampton get a break from their league travails as they host the first league of the League Cup semi-final.

Such are the travails of empire.

The fiercest of such travails was the bullets that ripped through his stomach in Ado Ekiti on June 1, 2018.

There were family members present – Trump acknowledged son for his own travails in the legal system.

The show follows the daily travails of Doug Funnie, a sweet kid given to daydreaming who has a crush on his classmate Patty Mayonaise and tries to avoid the bully Roger Klotz.

This was only the beginning of Sage’s travails.

And while it is easy to fixate on their first grade travails, Boyce said 2024 was still a season to celebrate for North Tamworth.

But one particular shot reveals that Ridley Scott seemingly recast the young Lucius, who watched Maximus' travails in the Colosseum from the stands.

Creators John Orloff and John Shiban adapt author Donald L. Miller’s 2006 gripping account of the 100th Bomb Group, cataloging their antics, bonds, travails, aerial battles, heroics and even their love lives.

His travails started on February 26, 1995, soldiers came to his room and pointed rifles at his second Son -Ralph Bello-Fadile.

Honey’s launched last Thursday, though the restaurant lost power partway through the day and it wasn’t restored until Saturday evening, according to posts on their social media sites, where owner Malcolm Bedell chronicled the new venue’s travails.

It’s all very sci-fi, but the premise is quite simple: to rebalance the circadian rhythm disrupted by the travails of city life.

It was almost a master class in acting to see him cope with this travails that befall him, all handled with grace and dexterity.

Later, in a Facebook post, Darby likened her travails to those of Jesus and insisted that she can show pictures of meals she has cooked for her children as proof of her fitness as a mother.

Meanwhile, Mr Ross offered his views on the ongoing travails of the Ferguson shipyard on the Clyde, which has been beset by controversy throughout its construction of two ferries for the west coast network.

Pat Hartley and Dick Fontaine’s film finds Baldwin recounting his travails through the Civil Rights Movement, from southern cities (Selma, Birmingham, Atlanta) to Newark, all the while arguing progress in a post-Civil Rights era isn’t what it seems.