great sorrow

I believe she is doing this in part because of a great sorrow.

I have done things that brought great sorrow and pain to others.

In this time of great sorrow they look for leadership.

But they had no children, and this caused them great sorrow.

The first great sorrow of his life happened when he was twelve years old.

If my love for you has led me to a new and great sorrow, only I am to blame.

Some families now live with the burden of great sorrow.

There, too, he suffered the great sorrow of his life.

Hers was to stay a short time and to cause great sorrow.

The old woman's face, which had gone almost fierce, now took on a look of great sorrow.

And the failure hangs over the State like a great sorrow.

This caused great sorrow at the Academy and for the whole community.

If she had to die now, it would be with great sorrow but a clear conscience.

Great sorrows may lie in store for some of us.

As the physical constitution changes, so does the mind; how can this not be considered a great sorrow?

With a feeling of great sorrow, George knew who the saboteurs were.

Why does the dear Father in heaven think it best for us to have very great sorrow sometimes?

Then he was very angry, and determined to bring some great sorrow on the good Queen.

To his great sorrow he had never been able to waggle the left one.

"We remember with great sorrow those who are gone."

Things of great sorrow and renown have come to pass.

"My sister has suffered a great sorrow," the man said.

Everything must be exactly as it was before the Great Sorrow!

Soon, he thought, things would be just as they were before the time of the Great Sorrow.

And for a space of some months these things were done, my father, and great sorrow came upon the land.