Sentence examples for bit of gloomy from inspiring English sources

It rose to ¥2.79 trillion in January ($22.4 billion), the highest level since records began, and our third bit of gloomy news.

It was a bit of a gloomy day, both because of the rainy weather and our conversation, and we ended up at a church.

I just wish that we, his friends, had been able to help him more, and that he was still with us today, adding a bit of light to an increasingly gloomy political landscape.

It was a rare bit of good news in an otherwise gloomy environment for nonprofits.

A BIT of good fortune ensuing from this gloomy economy is the willingness of restaurants, eager to encourage traffic, to offer affordable prix fixe menus.

The Dreadnaught is a bit of a bust, all yellow and gloomy.

But perhaps the most important step is what was just announced by DFI on May 18th in Cannes, the one great bit of news on an otherwise rainy, gloomy day on the Riviera.

His new label, UIVO, aims to promote a new kind of Brazilian music that will confound outsiders: "A bit more gloomy, not so tropical," he says.

Businesspeople around the world are still gloomy about the outlook for the global economy, but they are a bit less gloomy than they were last October, according to The Economist/FT survey of over 1,500 senior executives, conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit.

One bit of good news: Business wasn't as gloomy at the Chrysler arm of DaimlerChrysler.

(The gloomy weather adds a bit of free production value).