It is a rather miserable, undignified end to a band who fell together at school, made their name with a sophisticated pop sound and achieved what they did with a rare class.
It's emblazoned with a rather miserable-looking Adolf Hitler.
Hepburn speaks every known language with fluent geniality, trailing a rather miserable Tracy after her.
Then you go for a swim in the eveningtime before you go to bed, and we get a great evening breeze, though there were a couple nights that were rather miserable.
This is a miserable rather than spiritual retreat, the work of Wally Hedrick, infantry veteran of the Korean war and an artist who obliterated his paintings in protest at America's political meddling and later the Vietnam war.
I think the Labour party are being rather miserable about this".
It's a film that I made over the winter -- English winters being rather miserable, I decided to try something a bit different, and close to where I live on the English coast, there is an old lighthouse that's been there since 1792, and it's closing down later this year -- partly because there's less need for lighthouses now, because of satellite navigation.
In those who had experienced severe difficulties accessing care, a few participants felt unwilling to disclose the negative effects of pharmacological treatment to physicians over fears of medication being withheld ("I got quite bad [side effects], but I didn't want to tell the GP that because any excuse, I felt any excuse they'd have to stop the meds…so that was rather miserable for a time" P3).
The last 10 months, almost ever since they beat Chelsea 3-1 in that dramatic Champions League quarter-final first leg, have been rather miserable for PSG.
