heartbreak

And something which was very close to real heartbreak kept him there.

And then she would leave him to die of heartbreak.

Not doing so can lead both to heartbreak and loss of money.

That other part of her knows the heartbreak for what it is.

It is a daily heartbreak to work with these students.

He would feel a new the heartbreak of that loss.

Had you become further involved with him, it would have only led to more heartbreak.

She had something more important to worry about than heartbreak.

But on the basketball court there was heartbreak in the air.

You'll find life is full of heartbreaks like that, son.

In this world you are far more likely to meet a talking dog than, say, a man or woman who has known heartbreak.

Last week, the Jets lost a heartbreak game on the road.

Only heartbreak and circumstance had been able to bring them back together.

He remembered her only as they had last seen each other, on the day of heartbreak for them both.

A relationship with a mortal could only lead to heartbreak.

Heartbreak overwhelmed her, and she could stay not a moment longer.

His wife has died of heartbreak after their older son was killed by the English.

After some discussions with my husband and a lot of heartbreak, I decided to close.

When I spoke, my words were full of heartbreak and wonder, even to myself.

He said today that the heartbreak of the war was with him constantly.

She has suddenly become "a candidate for death by heartbreak."

Even now, as she stood here, there were a million parents setting their kids up for heartbreak.

"But not old enough to understand the heartbreak to come.

But he has endured enough heartbreak in his career to understand.

A divorce later in life has its own problems and heartbreaks.