Sentence examples for a grim winter from inspiring English sources
Observers were trying to establish who was to blame.See article: A grim winter in KosovoIn the first round of parliamentary elections in Macedonia, which broke away from Yugoslavia in 1991, the right-wing opposition got the biggest share of seats.
The loss of consistent county run-scorer Chris Rogers and chairman Don Amott made this a grim winter for the east Midlands outfit.
It's barely February but already 2016 is yielding a grim winter harvest of new dates that will go into future Korean history books, to be remembered and regretted.
For people at home, Cowdrey's performances, like those of Hutton, Tyson, Trueman, Bedser, Compton, Wardle and the rest, lit a grim winter.
Even so, it's remarkable how many people, on the sleetiest day of a grim winter, trekked into the Royal Court for 10 minutes'-worth of Caryl Churchill's words.
Add in the likelihood that economic austerity and the euro-zone crisis will put Europeans off their skiing vacations, and it could be a grim winter for the company.
SPAIN'S banks face a grim 2010.
It has been a grim summer.
But will it then be a grim 2012 for everyone?
Ukraine and Russia face a grim 2009, economically.
The Terriers appeared poised for a grim 2012.
