Sentence examples for big bleak from inspiring English sources
And then the big, bleak moorlands of the Dark Peak.
The center was in a big bleak house built in the early nineteenth century, isolated in a dip in the middle of the moors, beside a river.
(Harper Flamingo/HarperCollins, $24). Multiple intertwined narratives and similar family relations shape this novel of bliss and bale among American Indians on the big bleak prairie.
They're sullen, cowering souls — snapping and sniping at one another in a big, bleak house in the industrial North of England — as they wait for Father to come home.
Poking around at the isolated home of a dead animal artist, asking questions at the retirement home where one old fella is scaring the bejeezus out of the other residents, searching lonely beaches under big bleak skies.
Of course nothing so carnival-like would happen at MoMA — nor should it, necessarily — but it does point up the uselessness of the museum's big, bleak, irrevocably formal lobby atrium.
Even as the biologist E. O. Wilson warns that up to half of all species face extinction in this century, Christy writes in an oddly lighthearted tone about the bigger, bleaker picture of the illegal commercialization of endangered wildlife.
Streets all around it were terminated and it was just a big block, a bleak, open plaza.
But the big picture was bleak.
The future for marginal, difficult, interesting books in big houses looks bleak (perhaps it always has).
If that does not happen, the future of the left-right coalition and of Germany's big parties may be bleak.
