Sentence examples for a bleak spell from inspiring English sources
And if his nudge-nudge stuff about Parisian demoiselles came close to caricature, he cast a bleak spell as the loneliness of fame and the bitterness of illness kicked in.
Even if it will soon have to lower its expectations, the UDF should at least do better than it did in 1992, when it had a brief and bleak spell in power.
People with the illness, also called bipolar disorder, swing back and forth between bleak spells of depression and periods of high excitability that may run the gamut from euphoria to rage.
The cellmates also played chess, and Mr Hewetson made himself a set of paper cards to play solitaire, despite warnings from his fellow prisoners that this could lead to a spell in "the cooler" – a bleak, particularly icy room.
The most bitterly amusing of them features a piece of public art — a set of weather-beaten concrete letters spelling "EUROPE" — in front of a bleak supermarket parking lot.
A good snowfall casts a spell so powerful that it can transform a bleak season into a grand kingdom of possibility.
The proceedings could spell disaster for policymakers in Thailand in the future, he said, as they sent a bleak message that those who try to implement policy could face impeachment or imprisonment.
They have a bleak future.
