Sentence examples for a grim location from inspiring English sources
And indeed, it is a grim location in need of cheer.
In the early nineteen-hundreds, the exchange, by then known as the Baltic Exchange, moved into a more ornate and grim location on St .Mary Axe.
One couple in their late 60s, Anatoli and Svetlana, have refused to flee from the bombardment of shells and rocket attacks, so far defying the mortal danger that living in such a grim, frontline location presents.
While the film focuses on Owen's redemption more than his wrongdoing, it's a milestone in the history of the gangster film, and with its religious themes, mobile camerawork, and potent evocation of its grim locations, it's the spiritual ancestor of Martin Scorsese's Mean Streets (1973).
But the increasingly globalised company's fortunes started to mirror those of the global economy, and the following year saw Starbucks shutter hundreds of locations, a grim necessity unthinkable just a decade earlier.
He portrayed a deserting soldier who shares a grim scene with Jude Law's character, and was only on location in Romania for a week.
On a rusted and cracked wall, at an undisclosed location, a portrait of a young woman overlooks a grim waterway.
"Too gris," she would say to me with a grim smile, as if Paris ought to have known better and perhaps found itself a more southerly location.
That was a grim, grim day.
But it was also a grim reminder.
