Sentence examples for A grim day from inspiring English sources

This is a grim day for our profession".

Yesterday in particular was a grim day for us all.

The giveaways can't disguise the fact that today was a grim day for Mr Osborne.

Updated at 2.30am BST 2.08am BST Tony Abbott makes a statement to parliament on the plane Madam Speaker, this is a grim day for our country and it's a grim day for our world.

What a grim day Friday was - especially after the late-night highs of Thursday, at the Ghana team hotel.

While Brisbane's situation has improved, search and rescue teams in the Lockyer valley to the west are expecting a grim day.

Once, after a particularly grim day of filming, a weary Morgan asked them: "What are you going to do to me next?

"It's a really grim day and it's a really grim deal.

Amnesty's Europe director, John Dalhuisen, said: "It's a really grim day and it's a really grim deal.

But I didn't find it disturbing – in a way I found it amusing and touching – a bit of light comedy on a black, grim day.

Welby called last year's defeat "a very grim day for women and their supporters," and vowed to find a way to allow women bishops without creating a schism within the church.