Sentence examples for bleak eve from inspiring English sources

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.

Bleak, even.

Two years later, he appeared in Preston Sturges's classic comedy, The Lady Eve and then in William Wellman's bleak western The Ox-Bow Incident (1943), an indictment of vigilantism.

A stuttering draw against an under-strength Argentina side will certainly not make the All Blacks quiver in their beds and, aside from an exemplary comeback for Jonny Wilkinson, the eve-of-departure omens for Sir Clive Woodward were worryingly bleak.

"New York was even bleaker.

"Eve Arden!

"Very bleak".

(London) Ms Eve Lom.

Eve Sullivan Cambridge, Mass.

On election eve?

Nancy Olnick, Giorgio Spanu, Eve, Robert, Stella & Sylvia Olnick.