misfortunate

In 1905, the new company was plagued by two misfortunate events.

"It's something misfortunate, I was too stupid with my mouth."

The soldiers themselves seem to sense their misfortunate position.

"It was misfortunate to say that," Jackson said with restraint.

He came to know about the misfortunate events that had happened to Harischandra during these years.

Clarence takes his own life after some misfortunate events.

I do not understand why I should have to pay a penalty for my misfortunate mistake.

'McQuaid wasn't a bad sort but he was misfortunate with the drink.

Many temples, churches, charities, and government organizations help people that are even more misfortunate than the poor.

I feel like I've got great God-given ability and it's just something that's misfortunate.

The comment fell through a misfortunate lull in the racket made by curious children.

They haven’t been as misfortunate as we have, but they are better than what their record shows.

Scott's misfortunate group came 35 days later and died in March 1912 of cold, exhaustion and hunger.

His rule was a story of misfortunate tyranny, Dacoities and lawlessness.

Ringo is the most sympathetic, naive, dimwitted and misfortunate Beatle.

I see a lot of misfortunate people in the streets of our main town centre wondering aimlessly in the day.

I'm very pleased, it would have been more than misfortunate after losing five players (if Vickery were unavailable).'

Go to bed and from this day out stay far away from that misfortunate Quasimodo Dooley.

Let's just say it's a part of the world where the winters are harsh and the misfortunate natives aren't much craic.)

She is then visited by CP who tells his misfortunate story to her, situations which made him what he is now.

The prosecutor added caustically, in reference to Stow, "Who else had something so misfortunate happen that the whole country remembers it?"

"It just wasn't a misfortunate deed.

The misfortunate oaf was a sickly, grayish hue.

Tirecraft's financial troubles were compounded by a combination of misfortunate setbacks such as the great recession downturn in the global economy.

It would be very easy for someone to roll boulders down; the stones would flatten anyone misfortunate enough to be in their way.