Sentence examples for bit grim from inspiring English sources
But it is a bit grim and desperate.
That sounds a bit grim but it is a bit grim, this play".
With no job and no prospects, things were starting to look a bit grim.
Williamsburg, Brooklyn Through Feb. 9 Bonnie Collura's latest solo show is a bit grim.
If I was still shagging around now, it would be a bit grim.
The headline on this AP story on the G.M. bailout effort — "Auto-aid plan prospects dim in partisan stalemate" — is actually a bit grimmer than the story itself, which suggests that the real clash between congressional Democrats and the Bush Administration is not so much over whether to rescue G.M. but over where to get the money to bail out the automaker.
The headline on this AP story on the G.M. bailout effort—"Auto-aid plan prospects dim in partisan stalemate"—is actually a bit grimmer than the story itself, which suggests that the real clash between congressional Democrats and the Bush Administration is not so much over whether to rescue G.M. but over where to get the money to bail out the automaker.
By James Surowiecki November 17, 2008 The headline on this AP story on the G.M. bailout effort—"Auto-aid plan prospects dim in partisan stalemate"—is actually a bit grimmer than the story itself, which suggests that the real clash between congressional Democrats and the Bush Administration is not so much over whether to rescue G.M. but over where to get the money to bail out the automaker.
Criminal justice reform may be in vogue in the United States right now, but worldwide, the picture looks a bit grimmer.
A poll from Monmouth University's polling institute was a bit grimmer for Sanders, showing Clinton's lead widening to 48%-21 48%-21rom 42%-20% in the same poll last month.
