Sentence examples for a particularly grim day from inspiring English sources

Once, after a particularly grim day of filming, a weary Morgan asked them: "What are you going to do to me next?

5.10pm BST European markets end sharply lower So after a particularly grim day, European markets have closed and its time to rake over the pieces.

That's not to say that we pick a particularly grim story for a Monday and a lighter offering for a Friday, but on a sunny Good Friday, when everyone's looking forward to a long weekend with their loved ones (or even their family!), we felt that the appetite among our readership for more death and destruction was probably limited.

That's what happened in 2003, a particularly grim year.

The 1960 election was a particularly grim one.

It was a particularly grim time in South Africa.

It was like an episode of Ian Sainty-era The Saint crossed with a particularly grim edition of the news.

Around this time, he called with a particularly grim update about how he was doing.

They emigrated to South Africa almost on a whim, after reading travel advertisements following a particularly grim postwar winter in England.

Tens of thousands of others were rescued by a massive Italian navy operation, launched after a particularly grim shipwreck last autumn.

And really don't get him started on last week's Steelers game, a particularly grim 20-17 overtime loss to Pittsburgh.