Sentence examples for a pair of grim from inspiring English sources

(As postgraduation money gigs, Mr. Forster added a pair of grim entries to his résumé: a segment for a European television documentary about teenage suicide and another segment on child burn victims that was never completed).

There are a pair of grim clowns who end up fighting like tramps and a woman in knee-length boots, black knickers and a succession of loose frocks who spends the first hour or so rushing repeatedly forward to some dramatic climax, drenching herself with bottled water and changing her dress at the back.

All of this is told through competing versions of the story related to a pair of grim-faced homicide detectives (Ted Levine and Franky G.) by Holmes and by David Lind Dylan McDermottt), a glowering ex-convict who participated in the robbery and escaped Nash's revenge.

Fifteen minutes later, a grim-faced Mr. Caracappa, wearing a black shirt and a pair of black pants, walked from the courthouse with his brother Dominic.

A pair of big, grim cops were standing guard out in front, tapping their nightstick in their hands, revolvers tucked conspicuously into their belts.

In mid-January, standing in a grim room, flanked by a pair of projector screens with his hoodie zipped nearly all the way up to his neck, the Facebook C.E.O.

(Verdi frequently did this as well, his oompah-pah orchestral accompaniments sometimes resulting in an incongruous pairing of grim lyrics and cheery music).

For nine years, a foundation and a pair of Milanese architects have been working to transform the grim, cavernous depot —all but abandoned after the war — into the Memorial of the Shoah.

This prompts Philip to perform some grim DIY dentistry involving a shot of malt whiskey and a pair of pliers.

To a hairless, thin-skinned tropical primate, the grim winter morning at the Baltimore Zoo had all the appeal of a pair of wet pajamas.

The trauma that brought Charlie to such a grim pass involves an ex-girlfriend, a fatal accident and, if you can believe it, a pair of ants fighting over a crumb.