- mini-tradition. The
repertoire at two
nearby places can vary widely, and woe
betide those who try to
strike up a 'foreign' carol. Some are unaccompanied, some...
- who says he
hopes [Isabella] has not the
organ of approbativeness, or woe
betide her
where she is an
object of such
unbounded praise. In phrenology, approbativeness...
-
kisses four. And
there she lullèd me asleep, And
there I dreamed—Ah! woe
betide!— The
latest dream I ever
dreamt On the cold hill side. I saw pale kings...
- but at the
heart of it lies a
fierce sense of
family loyalty, and woe
betide anyone who
tries to come
between them.
Although they're the life and soul...
- family, the
Beales and Fowlers.
Never afraid to
speak her mind, and woe
betide anyone who
manages to get on her
wrong side, Lou has the
respect of her...
- The Woe
Betides are an
English rock band,
formed in
London in 2008 by
Simon Mastrantone and
Grundy le Zimbra. The band's
music incorporates a variety...
- on to the
decks of the enemy, or into
boats attempting to board; and woe
betide any
unlucky boat that
received one of
these missiles: the crew
would certainly...
-
storm that
nearly drowned the
wicked sailor. The appearance/sighting
alone betides an
impending storm.
Norwegians do not wish to see the havfrue, as she heralds...
- the work of four
years is
thrown away! I
shall drive out there, and woe
betide the
deputy commissioner whose apathy has been responsible."
During the Partition...
-
Douglas Bader, one was
forcibly struck by the
power of his personality. Woe
betide any
young **** who
thought he
might share the roost." To Tunstall, Bader...
