Sentence examples for a depressing night from inspiring English sources

Apart from a meaningless third-place play-off game in 1995, when France and Will Carling's squad went through the motions on a depressing night in Pretoria, the only European side to have beaten them in a sudden-death shoot-out are Wales, who triumphed 16-3 in Brisbane a distant 24 years ago.

It was near midnight, and Mr. Hartley was leaving the bar after some attractive men standing near him had flagrantly mocked his shirt -- just the kind of adolescent annoyance on a depressing night out that he could write about in one of his columns.

Keogh's goal at the end will have done nothing to lift spirits on a depressing night for the Republic of Ireland.

In other circumstances, Giroud's sparkling strike in reply would have been one to savour, but instead it offered little consolation on a depressing night for the home fans.

South Africa skipper John Smit scored a 29th-minute try, providing the only highlight of a depressing night for the Springboks, who fielded 20-year-old Patrick Lambie at fly-half.

Less comical was the picture of the United States' future presented in Heroes for Sale that same year (1933), in which a hobo looks into a depressing night and proclaims, "It's the end of America".

The wait only delayed the start of another depressing night.

I braced myself for what could be the most depressing night of my life.

The story has grown into a novel, which we expect, once he finishes it, to be as lonely and harrowing and great as this story, which recounts the tale of a young pregnant couple, a seedy mermaid bar, and a depressing one-night stand.

Knowing nothing about software companies, many of my questions were met with a question of his own, his favorite being, "Are you a fucking idiot?" There were so many depressing nights alone that often I would watch my favorite movie, The Shawshank Redemption, over and over, mindlessly.

Not to be confused with, yet reminiscent of the current movie with the same name (both feature many depressing nights in bars), Standup Guys: A Generation of Laughs by John DeBellis, is one of the most hilarious histories of any era you'll ever read.