Sentence examples for bleak autumn from inspiring English sources

But in the bleak autumn of 1959, more than a year after the death of his wife, Tyler is still awash in grief.

THE economy has slowed to a crawl, unemployment is rising and George Osborne's fiscal-deficit reduction plan is two years behind schedule, as he admitted in his bleak autumn statement on November 29th.

The bullish comments came as experts pored over the contents of a bleak Autumn Statement, which confirmed that stalling growth meant painful cuts and tax rises would continue until at least 2018.

Leicester have a Heineken Cup opener at Stade Français next Saturday and these two weekends are vital if the Tigers' bleak autumn is not to turn into a bleaker midwinter.

There's a certain type of film-making – the washed-out colors, the bleak autumn landscape, the small towns with big problems which are always about five minutes away from a downpour or maybe just five minutes after the end of one – that suggest a TV drama set in the Pacific north-west.

The herb garden looks bleak, despite the autumn sun.

Once the target had been softened up, and the civil servant identified as public enemy number one, the first cuts could begin – along with bleak forecasts for the autumn.

We pay for the autumn by the bleak gray and mostly holiday-empty February and March, until St . Patricks Day, bleak and boozy but bright, rolls around.

There had been protest hits that alluded to Vietnam (notably Barry McGuire's almost comically bleak "Eve of Destruction" in autumn 1965), but Sadler's record, in a bluff attempt to counterweight the conversation, marked the moment when the war became inescapable, and not only of interest to long-hairs and folkniks.

The autumn could be cold and bleak.

Autumn can sometimes feel like a bleak time - the days get shorter, the air becomes cooler, and the woods are stripped bare, as the trees hunker down for the first winter frosts.