Sentence examples for a grim election from inspiring English sources
David Brooks: I guess it's going to be a grim election.
That does not alter the fact that it looks like a grim election for Democrats.
On a grim general election night for Labour, the ousting of the Respect MP George Galloway was one of its few bright spots.
The outlook for 2010, the CW says, is for no further action in Congress and a grim midterm election for Democrats.
Thus, Republicans found themselves in a grim situation on election night.
Still two years from the next general election, a grim pattern has emerged.
On the Israeli side, Ariel Sharon has found himself in a grim situation since his election as prime minister a year ago.
The test of time Reprints Related items Lexington: Mitt, take twoJun 9th 2011 Portugal's election: A grim inheritanceJun 9th 2011 The Republican nomination: It's showtimeJun 9th 2011But whereas that Clinton race should encourage Mr Obama, the previous one should worry him.
At a recent meeting in Baghdad, a tribal leader from Falluja, a town still under insurgent control, gave a grim assessment of the coming elections.
But analysts say that, regardless of who wins the election, Venezuela faces a grim economic reckoning.
