Sentence examples for A dismal note from inspiring English sources

With the market seemingly ending the week on a dismal note, one exception is car insurer Admiral.

Scott Bowman, a UK economist at Capital Economics, said the UK had ended the year "on a dismal note", but was more optimistic about the impact of sterling on exports.

A seesaw battle between creationists and their opponents in Texas ended this afternoon on a dismal note for scientists and educators.

Having been driven, in part, by a desire to redeem the name and reputation of his father, who was censured by the Senate over the misuse of campaign money, will Mr. Dodd leave on a similarly dismal note?

Milan's league campaign ended on an appropriately dismal note as they lost 3-1 at home to Roma, with Stephan El Shaarawy among the visitors' goalscorers.

"[Last year] was the bloodiest year for Pakistan's Shia community in living memory and if this latest attack is any indication, 2013 has started on an even more dismal note," said Ali Dayan Hasan of Human Rights Watch.

Until Sidebottom began his heroics, Yorkshire looked like ending a depressing campaign on another dismal note as wickets began to fall as soon as they resumed on 20-0.

From September 2002: "I had made wrong turns for every body I did, there were two that I started and had abandoned or that I put aside" and, again, "GT, where are you going?" Then in February of the following year there is this dismal note: "All of January could not write a word What is going wrong?

But she noted a dismal situation in six countries where women typically go to school for less than a year: Afghanistan, Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Niger and Yemen.

The defeat sounds the final note of a dismal tour for England captain Alastair Cook, who will fly home before the teams contest a three-match Twenty20 series.

Hull's high-pressing game was causing their visitors real problems as a lacklustre Spurs struggled to create any chances of note in a dismal first-half performance.