Sentence examples for a bleak day from inspiring English sources
It was a bleak day for Regine Cavagnoud of France.
Chocolate cake may be a risk, but it tastes so good on a bleak day.
something like a spot of warm sunshine on a bleak day.
The GMB union said it was "a bleak day for York" and that it would fight the job losses.
Wednesday 19 October will be remembered as a bleak day by those who claim allegiance with the UK's Traveller and Romany Gypsy communities.
It was a bleak day for public health, in the opinion of John Middleton, vice-president of the Faculty of Public Health.
It was a bleak Monday morning when we realised a Manchester era had ended.
Shares in Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong, Paris, Amsterdam and London all fell sharply in the wake of a bleak Tuesday in New York.
Either way, a bleak Monday at Rangers beckons, with administrators ready to impose their own cull if no suitable consensus is reached between members of the playing staff.
And though I had managed to stockpile a huge amount of the drug — I raided the chemical supplies in the lab at work — this finally ran out on a bleak Tuesday a little before Christmas, and for the first time in several months I went to bed without my usual knockout dose.
It was a bleak Friday after all for the consumer technology industry.
