Sentence examples for bleak air from inspiring English sources

There is a bleak air of familiarity.

Built as an art museum in the Mussolini era, the lugubrious Triennale often overwhelms its shows, including this one, which has the bleak air of a trade fair.

Even if Song attracts passengers with its extra amenities (many of which will not be available until next year), even if it achieves significantly higher productivity levels than Delta, it still has to operate in bleakest air-travel environment in decades.

The rented house was bleak & the air too soft & warm.

The air turned bleak around him.

So where Christie's coming from might be a breath of fresh air in bleak economic times".

The findings paint a bleak picture of the air quality in one of the poorest sections of the city and have focused renewed attention from community groups and elected officials on curbing pollution from truck exhaust.

The air was bleak and crisp underneath the glass fortress of Canary Wharf.

Hugh Howey's story about a bleak future where the air was so poisoned people had to live underground in silos was one of the best futuristic tales I've read since The Time Machine.

"It does have an air of being bleak and desolate," he says.

ANYONE who flies regularly knows that the state of air travel is bleak, so it may be encouraging to hear that the federal government has put together an influential group to suggest ways to fix the industry's most pressing problems.