Tragic that 5m people
a year in developing countries die of communicable diseases.
Tragic death
of john fleming.
The ad shows a collision between a motorcyclist and a car, from both perspectives, with
ultimately tragic
results.
It
seemed tragic
that such a little gem was hidden from general view by an overgrown hedge.
Tragic in the sense
that behind each painting is both a portentousness and a sense of mortality.
Tragic of circumstance
is marshaled in the attempt to educate and fascinate.
Tragic accident
had closed the tunnel in november 2001.
And doris's obsession with tidying up has
potentially tragic
repercussions.
Parliament's rejection of his bill
proved tragic
for both great britain and ireland.
Tragic consequences.
As for jerusalem, it is so
utterly tragic
that they cannot find a solution to the conflict.
His death was
made more tragic
by the fact that he was killed during the unofficial christmas truce of 1914.
Tragic fate, seeing the death of all his children.
We no longer have any feeling for what is
truly tragic.
The alienated situation of the african in his own society
becomes tragic.
Tragic irony
" .
The regular mogul stars are joined tonight by ronald fraser in a brilliant performance which is both immensely funny and
deeply tragic.
Tragic tales
of everyday life.
Tar and gemma's teenage years are
essentially tragic: burgess warns how this could be avoided.
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