Alas.

Alas! I know not, ' said the little Mermaid: 'the Sea-folk have no souls. ' And she sank down into the deep, looking wistfully at him.

Since the spring, alas, with shevchenko did not like the dilemma, and Lin, our deficiencies in deep sorrow is tired sigh and stillness.

Over the course of a year, about 10 percent of an adult's fat cells die. Alas, the body promptly replaces them.

Yet, alas, the Fed seems to have decided to fall asleep and the administration has lost the initiative.

She was, alas, the helpless victim of my outbursts of temper and of affection, so that she became much the worse for wear.

Matched against this belief are more cynical and protectionist forces that have, alas, had a strong hand in shaping the new law.

Forget I asked her to resign, she said, had just graduated out, work hard to find, alas.

Like the best of her generation (alas, few and untypical) she grew up fearless, thriving on freedom and fresh air.

The blue of the sky longs for the earth's green, the wind between them sighs, "Alas. "

Alas, the town had lost its animation completely in such a day, and turned into a place without any loveliness.

Alas, constant updates via instant message proved to be a bit too much for my tastes, and I disabled the feature.

Alas, it was not to be, for the mighty king was killed and the ring sank to the bottom of a river.

She heard the neighbor, an old granny, standing beside her bed sighing: "Alas, poor little girl, how come to be scalded like this? "

And he took up his parable, and said, Alas, who shall live when God doeth this!

But, alas, by the time George has thought all this, the ants are already dead and mopped up on a wet cloth and rinsed down the sink.

Alas, as is often the case with design strategies, the answer is not black or white, and most schemas use both.

Lost a girlfriend a few days ago, alas true regrettablly, did not marry fortunately.

Your patience while, don't force me to answer, I - I now how much we depend on you, alas, how should do?

Alas, I cannot stay in the house, and home has become no home to me, for the eternal Stranger calls, he is going along the road.

It ached her to know that she was not one of them -- that, alas, she had dreamed a dream and it had not come true.

Alas, the thought is too common: "I cannot be obedient, it is quite impossible. " Yes, impossible to you, but not to God.

Alas! for that day is great, so that none is like it: it is even the time of Jacob's trouble, but he shall be saved out of it.

Alas, none of the men around him seems capable of holding the fragile patchwork of tribes together, so he may well be persuaded to stay on.

But as one was felling a beam, the axe head fell into the water: and he cried, and said, Alas, master! for it was borrowed.

I was not quite sure whether they had locked the door; and when I dared move, I got up and went to see. Alas! no jail was ever more secure.

Alas, as the snitch is his wife, you can't do this. Any attempt to discuss it with her will make it worse.

We always say " be up his hat as a confidante" , and this anger, how much is it really for confidante, alas, what men owe how many women.

His lacklustre record as vice-president and before that as governor of Bayelsa state suggests, alas, that this would be his instinct.

I again today and his increasingly over not go on, he also carrying a woman and I then phoned Alas!

Alas, on a few occasions they would miss their intended targets and take the lives of people we were trying to protect.

"Alas, " cries the cage bird, "I should not know where to sit perched in the sky. "

Which, alas, leads me to the final strategy for dealing with the shudder and blip: keep your head down and get on with your job.

But alas, without meaning to, small things can become great things at the least expected of times. The small word was no exception.

Alas, there seems to be much less of this waste than the politicians like to claim, at least as far as head counts are concerned.

alas, in an instant the flame had died away, the stove vanished, the less girl sat cold and comfortless , with the burnt match in her hand.

Alas, the human brain tends to rationalize extremely complex cosmological events as being proof that only "a God" could have done it.

So, alas, would a more nuanced view on public-service reform, since much of the party never signed up to the Blairite agenda.

He began to ponder, "Alas! This black-bee has ruined its life overpowered by the sense of smell. Cursed be such sensuous pleasures. "

But there are other things that we do not see, because, alas, they have never been permitted to come into existence.

History, alas, is not much help when it comes to making sense of market movements in one of the world's most ancient civilisations.

Alas, the voters did not append any fine print, and Mr McConnell and his colleagues are already arguing over how, exactly, to proceed.

Alas, from this point of view, any hierarchy is out of the question.

Alas the false gods did not put their dissonance into sports; instead a full out war developed between the false gods.

Some were really good printed materials with high quality papers, but alas, they were all rubbish to me.

But alas when the alarm rings, you feel as if you had no sleep at all!

Alas, why does my mind, even in its best days, never possess but a particle of the assimilative powers of the body?

THE crazy competitiveness of the British newspaper industry does not, alas, generate a commensurate quality of journalism.

unfortunately it rained all day; alas, I cannot stay.

Alas, you don't need to be a certified accountant to realise that all this extra financial burden will indeed take many years to repay.

Alas, as a stockbroker once gloomily reminded me, when you think things can't get any worse, they invariably do.

Alas! In truth the man but changed his mind. Perhaps was sick, in love, or had not dined.

And I did everything humanly possible within my power to keep him on a treatment regimen, but, alas, to no avail.

to the heartless, pleasant, alas, and attractive as he shows when decked out in them.

Alas, Goldfarb was a little late with his security consciousness -- Goffer's line had already been tapped by law enforcement.

In Britain, alas, it is painfully hard to see beyond the next election.

Alas, as we explain elsewhere, tannins react with iodine, in which cod is rich, to produce a metallic "fishy" taste.

(07-04)Until California recently passed alas, American firms did not have to tell anyone, even the victim, when data went astray.

Alas, if he discern such sinfulness in his own white soul, what horrid spectacle would he behold in thine or mine!

Alas within four thousand years of the seeding of the Grand Masters, another group of blue blooded humans arrived from the Pleiades.

My dear friend is quite ill . It is the appointment of Heaven, alas ! That such a man should have such a sickness!

alas, there is no other gate. when the door is shut, it is shut forever. there is no other entrance to that vanished pulse of time.

Alas, Annette Lu's notions of right and wrong and friendship, are clearly far removed from that of most people.

Just, this one of his with patience, can the Yan son understand? Is alas . . . . . . she definitely still thinks that he is a bloody father?

Alas, there are several things that Hadoop does not do, at least when accessed through the MapReduce interface.

Alas, our divided and distracted Congress doesn't seem to view deficit reduction as a pressing priority.

Alas, today's browsers aren't always up to the task, but library designers have taken it upon themselves to simplify our lives once again.

In the small flies on a pile of cow dung, alas, could not understand her mother asked: "Son, how? "

Alas another set of souls presenting itself as the Tao, which Mila has since called the "false tao" began to interfere.

Alas large fission machines were rolled around her and the vibration driven up and up and up of her molecular structure until she imploded.

Alas, this approach, too, has its limits. In particular, some of the light is reabsorbed as it bounces around, and is lost as heat.

Alas, can't, I have to hold a nose to do accordingly, making change clean pants for her again.

Alas, the qualities that had made her a formidable revolutionary proved a liability in government.

Alas , creators that were lost began to take a part other creators to sustain their own creations and before the cycle was complete.

He wans to see him and alas him to meet him at the bus stop at 10: 00am on Tuesday.

From the clothing shop out of a matter of time, alas, the class ring on the drive on my tail.

All above his FORtune, and FOR which he had run into debt, "Alas, " said I, "he has paid dear, very dear, FOR his whistle. "

Alas, alas, for the great city that was clothed in fine linen, in purple and scarlet, adorned with gold, with jewels, and with pearls!

Alas, out in the fields of the emerging world, farmers do not have the same foresight.

Alas, neither setting targets nor throwing money at bursaries is likely to be particularly effective at promoting social mobility.

Alas, none of Japan's new budget carriers is expected to be as cut-throat as low-cost carriers elsewhere.

Alas, as with all great things on the Internet, there are forces out there ready and willing to muck it up for everyone.

I've always been into more masculine items, deep leathers, thick handles. Alas, I already have all the suitcases I need.

But, alas, instead of relying on the Holy Spirit to convert me, Ruth was foolish enough to open her pretty mouth in argument.

Alas, this painting is what kind of a Pi ah, I really do not see uncomfortable.

Alas, the anniversary has already been overshadowed by an act of petty selfishness on the part of Germany.

Alas, the agency that is drafting the plan is not about to produce a game-changing solution.

Alas for lovers of certainty (and Democrats), this does not mean that there will inevitably be a mutiny in Mr Boehner's ranks.

We found a large alas with good maps that showed details of the world's geography.

alas for apple , whatever the pros and cons of greenpeace ' s ranking criteria , consumers are likely to be influenced by it anyway.

Alas, the evidence of history is clear: we, the public, are unable to live with the consequences.

But alas this good fairy turned out to be a wicked fairy in disguise.

Alas, no miracle pill exists to help Japanese executives magically manage a global workforce of vastly different cultures.

Between the ages of 60 - 70 a woman is like england or mongolia. With a glorious and all conquering past but alas no future.

Alas, their response was not all that positive.

Alas, person, is like this, torment the oneself in dissatisfied foot, humiliate the oneself!

The US could even add a couple of billion more dollars of cuts on top without severe damage (alas) to its ridiculous farm subsidy regime.

But that aged blind man, but say: "Alas, elephant which have so and greatly, it is only a blade of grass rope. "

Alas, like the supposedly dumb small investor, the pension funds ended up chasing past performance.

A clean-up after an instructor came to the bedside, said Come see, and I teach you ! Alas! Folded blankets folded stack is not it?

But alas ! The very act of concentration seemed to make me more wakeful than ever , and I would pass hours in tormenting sleeplessness .

The little mouse died, alas! Little wretchedness! YiLiNa very sad, suddenly felt a very dizzy, stand. . . Ah? The earthquake!

Alas, in a fast-globalising world, it is already impossible for governments to interdict the flow of nuclear goods and expertise.

BENVOLIO Alas, that love, so gentle in his view, should be so tyrannous and rough in proof!

Alas for the day! for the day of the LORD is at hand, and as a destruction from the Almighty shall it come.

But, alas, it was the over-abundance of my heart that turned you from me.

Is alas, I also absence to assist Louis Si to be a , regrettable this kind of business I am to have heart to have not dint.

Alas! alas! his face went white with fear, his eyes were as those of a hunted animal.

Alas! Before long will this body lay upon the ground, rejected, devoid of consciousness, like a worthless log.

Identifying good explanations constitutes progress (alas, quantum physics still lacks such an account).

History suggests, alas, that the onward march towards integration is not inevitable: economics may propose, but politics dispose.

On the day when the lotus bloomed, alas, my mind was straying, and I knew it not. My basket was empty and the flower remained unheeded .

Alas, a rejection of the status quo does not necessarily mean a buy-in to a liberal, secular order.

Alas, the case of the lackadaisical Lakers might just have been solved.

Alas, though, the exciting new war material did not last.

When you read of the high and sweet communions enjoyed by favoured saints, you sigh and murmur in the chamber of your heart, "Alas! "

Alas, the profile (as might be the case) includes credit card information.

Alas electricity has parallel effects upon the human energy field leading to falls in consciousness, depression and disease.

Since I can logically explain this I should be able to conquer this demon, but alas, I am perpetually terrified by this thought.

The Republic of Texas! ! ! Alas I know this wont happen again anytime soon but one can imagine what world would be like if it did.

Alas, the author does not see an easy way out of today's mess, in effect arguing that we "shouldn't start from here" .

Angel says, "I have so much love to give some lost young woman, but alas, I cannot indulge in the carnal. "

Lost Zhang Che a few days ago, alas true regrettablly, bought insurance fortunately.

In the wayside under the tree sits the beggar. Alas, he looks at my face with a timid hope!

Do not have consumers to make the Love, alas, must face up to rush away time.

Alas, I cannot, and we'll have no choice but to go our separate ways.

They did not, alas, say where that money should come from.

Alas, it looks like we have to be a slave to work then a slave to love.

Lost half lot a few days ago, alas true regrettablly, return remnant fortunately half.

Alas for Schizodactylus, the sandy deserts it prefers have retreated from north-eastern Brazil and its optimality there has vanished.

Alas, merely observing a shoal does not make it clear which individuals lead and which follow.

Alas, it has shown no interest in pursuing members of the other Taliban, Afghanistan's former rulers, who have found refuge in Pakistan.

Alas, history suggests they have been a lot cheaper.

Alas, that doesn't seem to be happening.

Alas a quick glance at my watch told us that our time was up and if we wanted to catch our train we had better hurry.

Alas, this intuitively appealing idea is almost precisely the opposite of the truth.

Every evening as we walked through the big green gate-like door to the hotel's inner court, it felt like coming home! In Paris alas!

Lost a computer a few days ago, alas true regrettablly, fortunately the data has backup.

I ended up looking in harrod's and surprisingly it has most of the things i wont, alas the dimensions were much for hk standards.

What it needs, in short, are the boring, quiet innovations that dynamic industries depend upon, but which, alas, do not win prizes.

Alas, Miss Jacobs was wired; and poor Lord Triesman's indiscretion was splashed all over the Mail on Sunday.

treaking ball of fire Friday night above the East Coast did not, alas, signal the end to civilization as we know it.

One of the Twelve Beauties of Jinling. Verdict: Alas de downtime. Xu Yong-only misery. Jade belt hanging in the forest. snow Jinzan Li Mai.

Alas, Grandpa had only one solution for his problem, and it was to cut the string.

Explaining the implications of these shifts in oceanic conditions requires, alas, a review of some freshman chemistry.

Alas, the underlying sexism of Bad Teacher, which stars Diaz in all her full-throttle leggy glory, pushes the trend into its autumn.

Alas, none of this has proved to be true.

Alas, there is little sign of that happening so far.

Alas, it is based on a misunderstanding of the special relationship, which British officials know is not that special at all.

Alas, though, relations today between the Obama administration and "business" are pretty strained.

Alas, the artist's breathtaking skill and candid insight into human nature were not the cause.

Alas for this argument, in a rational market, yields are the drivers of capital gains.

The job-search process, alas, often seems to favor the extroverted, but you can prevail.

Alas! I always loved sorrow and tribulation, but only for myself, for myself; but I wept over them, pitying them.

For those who like political thrillers, this is one of the season's best: scary, informative and, alas, eminently believable.

Alas, N years, had no movement, and bones are all rusty, and feeling of stepping foot in the shake when, after stepping station shaky.

But said to his own character, but with a weichen self review tone: "alas, I was too shy. "

Alas, the opportunity to eliminate protection against imports offered by exceptionally high world prices is not being taken.

Alas, adding willing hands to the global economy is not the same as adding trained brains.

A conflagration between Iran and Israel would, alas, be seen as a faith-based conflict by millions; so would war between India and Pakistan.

Alas, in 1265 the king broke his oath to honor the Parliament, a breach that led to the battle of Evesham, in which poor Simon was killed.

But alas, several of the constitutional fixes on offer are designed to serve the interests of those in power.

Alas! He was killed by the enemy!

how? Is not your husband you do not return? Alas, I just want to seek individual toh*e a chat thoroughly!

With its own independent consciousness, it is, alas.

My English is very bad, I barely translated by translator looked at, could be the result of mistakes are. Alas!

You so beautiful clothes on you and snow man, how are devilish temperament, alas!

Alas, the only solution the man had was to cut the string.

Alas, my liege, my wife is dead to-night; grief of my son's exile hath stopp'd her breath: what further woe conspires against mine age?

Alas, explained Mr Cable, whose brief includes higher-education funding, government requires "difficult choices" .

Alas! How many times have we beheld Jean Valjean seized bodily by his conscience, in the darkness, and struggling desperately against it!

And unfortunately, alas, the philosopher within me cannot make that decision for you.

The result , alas , was a bit dull : "Macrowikinomics : Rebooting Business and the World" .

Alas no. The saddest thing about his words is not that they are bad in the corporate scheme of things. They are simply average.

Alas, explains Mark McClellan of the Brookings Institution, the most meaningful proposals have since been watered down or delayed.

Alas how calm they lay there; how little breath there was to stir them!

Alas, Washington is in no better shape than it was during the debt crisis.

Good doctor: (whispers) Oh, another was a so-called experts to deceive people, why bother it, alas . . .

Alas it also destroyed most of the Geckos on the premises as they ingested the poisons as they ingested the bugs.

In Ukraine, alas, disputes that may seem like issues of principle are often disguised struggles for wealth.

The raindrop whispered to the jasmine , "keep me in your heart forever . " the jasmine sighed , "alas , " and dropped to the ground.

Alas, on Tuesday, Mr. Liu was unfortunate again: He kicked the first hurdle in his preliminary heat, then fell to the track, injured.

But, alas, his own people won't hear the sermons, as Obiang controls the media in Equatorial Guinea.

Alas, Vice President King succumbed after just 45 insignificant days in office as part of an inept and disgraceful administration.

The Beautiful: Alas, they do not sing but songs of woe and remembrance.

Alas, they have achieved the very opposite effect of that intended.

Alas, teacher, you are like the candle, burning yourself to enlighten us.

At any rate, it wasn't any of the crazy new bistable displays we've been seeing at trade shows (alas).

Alas, black coffee can't provide all the benefits of your morning workout.

Alas, all of this will be over if De La Hoya announces his retirement at a news conference Tuesday in downtown Los Angeles.

Alas, this under the miserable, and did not bring a ruler, drawing questions how to do ah.

Alas, boring or disappointing evidence is still evidence.

Alas, it didn't seem to yield much in the way of actual policies.

Alas, British political leaders do not share his pride.

Greater regulation is, alas, inescapable, even if doomed to be imperfect.

Back then, Uranus was sweet and kind, but alas, this time he will not be in a good mood.

Alas for Egypt, the Algerians then beat Egypt 1-0, shutting it out from the world's most popular sporting event.

Alas, SecureWorks' Jackson says a group of Russian-speaking hackers has designed a virus that installs instant messaging code on computers.

Little Prince Andre had large blue eyes, the prettiest eyes in the world, and a sweet little mouth, but, alas!

Alas, I'll have to have my luggage checked before going through customs!

"Is alas, originally stone three childes is to lose not heave! " Lightly took aim one eye twice E, the latter now understands.

He had meditated all night long; he had meditated all the day: he heard within him but one voice, which said, "Alas! "

The Good, the True, the Beautiful! Alas, the Good is so often untrue, the True so often unbeautiful , the Beautiful so often not good.

Alas, like the brains of individual human beings, it can shift in an instant from greed to fear.

My pouring namely to feel very nice, but my mother's affirmation can't think so, alas . . . . . .

Alas, in much of Europe, that means subsidies, micro-management and legally backed monopolies that govern the way universities are run.

Alas, your average beijing taxi driver knows more about the premiership than I do!

Alas for the oil bulls, the oil bears (downside speculators? ) have plenty of ammunition of their own.

Alas, there was little sign of focus here: on Wednesday morning the Tuesday forecast was still up.

Alas, her sight is rather poor. Without her glasses, everything is a blur, which tires her out quickly. See, her glasses are broken.

Prepare for battle against her! Arise, let us attack at noon! But, alas, the daylight is fading, and the shadows of evening grow long.

Alas, Mercury, as said, will be retrograde, so we have to factor this into the mix of the month.

Control, alas, was lacking. The craft crashed after flying a few hundred yards.

Alas, this world is filled with too many smart aleck s but way too few genuine practitioners of the Buddhadharma!

Alas, this isn't a fairy tale; it is a common tale of office romance in which the doling out of prizes goes according to harsher rules.

Alas. There the nasty sorry useless stuff lay; I had no manner of business for it.

And the king of Israel said, Alas! that the LORD hath called these three kings together, to deliver them into the hand of Moab!

The most pressing, its rotten infrastructure and the dreadful quality of its education, are, alas, not new.

Alas the day! We have lost such a good chance.

In practice then the West, alas, has little alternative other than to try to make Mr Karzai a better ruler.

Alas, even the mighty QWERTY has a fatal weakness: It succumbs easily to a cut connection.

Alas, most of the world's remaining oil (and all of its cheap oil) is in the hands of OPEC or Russia.

Alas, the latest slaughter in Chhattisgarh showed how hapless outsiders can be.

Alas for the Shenzhen mayor, those clogged-up, fume-ridden roads will be a feature of China for some time to come.

Alas, Europe seldom works like this.

Expecting an unpopular leadership to deliver on this, alas, is probably the stuff of dreams.

" There are students, said: " English words I remember the day you've forgotten, today, I am dumb, and alas, I did not count rule of the.

Alas, such undercapitalised banking zombies also find it hard to recognise losses or expand their lending.

In July. But alas. "Once again, the news has been long delayed, mainly because we've been too busy adding features and fixes to AROS. "

Alas, if I fell ill seriously, everything is ok.

This era has been foretold in the worlds scriptures since ancient times, but alas, it is now before us; we are immersed in it!

Alas, a few weeks after this, the guitarist's sweetheart had sickened and died.

Alas, creating employment in the poor north is a distant prospect.

Alas, teacher, you helped us so much without asking for any returns.

Alas, "Hooligan" notes, the country was in the grip of a moral panic about rock and roll.

He said, "Alas! How foolish I have been! "

Alas! you only remind me of what I have lost.

Alas, that's probably also the case for your own finances.

HERALD: Alas, poor king, he roams the emptying Rooms of Downing Street, wailing that traitors Plot to seize his now unsteady throne.

Alas, most of them are made of plastic. Then again, so is fishing line.

Alas, they do not sing but songs of woe and remembrance.

The genius of the Banco di San Giorgio, alas, could not guarantee its own permanence.

Alas, the Indian home team will still not be among the top 10 performers despite the home court advantage in 2020 or 2024.

Alas, what looks like classic socialism with capitalist characteristics is small comfort to the banks.

Alas, the woman, the man of women's day survive!

There was, alas, no shortage of assassinations . . .

But logic, alas, may count for less than political grievance.

Alas, it seems neither one of them was interesting enough.

Alas, the usually mild summer in Germany arrived with a blast this year.

alas the divas are no longer present to fulfill upon the task of re-growth.

Alas, huge obstacles exist to all of these options.