Sentence examples for a grim spot from inspiring English sources
"This place's like a grim spot," said Darryl Johnson, a building maintenance supervisor who passed them last week.
Speaking with the BBC this afternoon, Tom Fletcher, former UK Ambassador to Lebanon and Director of Global Strategy for the Global Business Coalition for Education described progress today so far as a "bright spot in a grim situation".
Meanwhile, Thatcher faced a grim economic situation.
Rinpoche spotted a grim Chinese restaurant down the block and we made a run for it.
This week's spot offers a grim contrast: "This afternoon, 6,000 men and women will be married, each of their children to be born with a $30,000 share of the runaway national debt".
The six were greeted at the White House by President Jimmy Carter, and their return was a rare bright spot during a grim time when the nation worried that the hostages would be tried as spies and executed.
TV Guide calls the film a "dark stunner" offering "a grim world whose only bright spot is the top of the pool table, yet [with] characters [who] maintain a shabby nobility and grace".
The cap gun was cold against my chest, yet I maintained a grim, professional demeanor, lest my suspects spot any weakness and get the upper hand.
Hartford officials say they are starting to see bright spots in what has been a grim educational picture for many of the district's students.
And it is no wonder: in a grim landscape, the Chinese market is a rare bright spot.
