Word: heartbreakingly
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...Aren't you happy?" Roxana asks her youngest son. "Yes," he answers. "I'm happy." Family matters can be difficult, and Mistry certainly doesn't shy away from showing, in all their roughness, the real truths about them?but here, at least, things don't have to end in heartbreak...
...cheerfest and a concentration of only-seen-at-The-Game-style spirit in front of the B.C. campus gate so seniors too lazy to train for the 26.2 mile schlep could support their peers. But when Marathon Monday came, while about thirty of their classmates struggled up and down Heartbreak Hill, a very small handful of Harvard spectators found themselves tailgate-less amidst a crowd of bright gold Boston College (BC) t-shirts, the sole Crimson voices in the heart of Eagle country at Mile...
...annual Marathon every year. I would stand roadside with my parents and friends, handing out small cups of water to thirsty runners. We would watch the lead pack dash past us and then stick around for hours, helping hoards of “regular Joes” struggle up Heartbreak Hill with drinks and encouragement. Not only did I feel like we were adding to community spirit, but I thoroughly enjoyed participating...
...other unique and inspiring stories to be told by marathoners. People run for cancer foundations or run to test their aging bodies. Others try to make it for the first time and often do not fully realize the emotional highs of crowd support or the terrible lows of heartbreak hill. Some just run for good exercise...
...Cardinal Law's plan for solving a child-abuse crisis that was gruesomely revealed during the recent trial and conviction of defrocked priest John Geoghan, who was accused of molesting scores of boys in the 1980s. The week in Lowell started on a high but ended on a heartbreak. By Friday, Father Spagnolia was forced to admit that he had lied about parts of his sexual past. And his supporters were forced to reckon with a new sense of abandonment...